“Tabler Icons” are free SVG icons for web design.
Simple, consistent, SVG, adjustable stroke-width, and there are 1900 of them (and counting).
nine things tagged “resources”
Pages Full of Links to Cool Things
Terra, Gossip’s Web, and Marijn’s Linkroll remind my (oldass) self of a more innocent time when one would ‘surf the internet’, come by a list of links another human being liked, and discover all sorts of strange and wacky handmade things. I think I’m saying I really miss how fun something like Geocities was.
Update
Blogsurf.io is another blog aggregator managed by a human being.
How to Write a Shell in C
About as ‘essential’ as it gets if you want to appreciate a tool you work with every day. (Cached)
A Lovely Illustrated Guide to Home Architectural Styles and Structural Elements.
Here’s another list of 36 styles with real examples. (Cached: styles, elements one and two.)
On Glyph Anatomy, Type Families, Classifications, Design, and more.
“The Raster Tragedy” is absolutly everything one would ever need to know about rendering fonts on computer screens.
This is a very, very, very long resource on Sleep
“Seeing Theory” is a visually lovely Introduction to Basic Probability and Statistics.
The “Mathematics Subject Classification” should help one appreciate, at least cursorily, the age, breadth, and depth of the subject.
That’s from 2010. Here’s the 2020 revision.