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Awesome Things, Volume 129

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Illustration: the Lone Hacker by @JohnSuder [Midjourneyv4]

Awesome Things is a weekly newsletter featuring ~10 of the best things on the internet – no hard news, gruesome stats, or politics – curated by John Suder and delivered fresh each Friday morning.

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Here’s what you missed last week:

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Thanks to everyone who ordered merch the last few weeks; your support is much appreciated! (Use code: FRIENDS at checkout for Free Shipping on orders)

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Awesome Things by John Suder: Volume 127

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Awesome Things is a weekly newsletter featuring ~10 of the best things on the internet – no hard news, gruesome stats, or politics – curated by John Suder and delivered fresh each Friday morning.

Read past issues or subscribe here

Here’s what you missed last week:

Life, Death, and Total Football 

2022’s Best & Worst Cities for Singles

My Restaurant Did Everything Right and We Still Had to Close

Best TV Theme Songs of All Time

Hey, Knockaround is my go-to sunglasses brand. Use my link to get $10 off!

Lost something? Search through 91.7 million files from the ’80s, ’90s, and 2000s

Cat Walks Across France to Their Old Home Before Being Reunited With ‘Stunned’ Owners 13 Months Later

Ranking the best 2022 World Cup jerseys: The top 10 kits on display in Qatar

40 questions to ask yourself every year

Esquire’s Best New Restaurants in America, 2022

Cigarette Smoking Rates Down Sharply Among U.S. Young Adults

Check out Instacart: 1 hour grocery delivery! Here’s $20 worth of free groceries

The Awesome Things Merch Store
New designs! SALE! Use code: AWESOME at checkout for 15% off your order

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Awesome Things Newsletter, Volume 125

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Awesome Things is a weekly newsletter featuring ~10 of the best things on the internet – no hard news, gruesome stats, or politics – curated by John Suder and delivered fresh each Friday morning.

Read past issues or subscribe here

Here’s what you missed last week:

The Andy Warhol Museum discovers rare master tapes of The Velvet Underground’s debut album

Is It Gross to Stick My Fingers in the Salt Cellar While I’m Cooking?

Jony Ive on Life After Apple

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We Asked 15 Brewers: What’s the Most Underrated Beer?

National Park Service Asks Visitors to Please Stop Licking Toads

World’s Last Blockbuster Is the Ultimate 90s Immersive Experience

20 Years of Top Trending Google Searches

A Toast to the Tiny Steps (Every big change is the result of 100 tiny steps)

The Awesome Things Merch Store
New designs! SALE! Use code: AWESOME at checkout for 15% off your order

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Awesome Things Newsletter, Vol 124

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This week’s cover art features an AI-generated image I created using Midjourney V4

After a brief hiatus, The Awesome Things Newsletter is back. 

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But not all is well. 

Twitter is shutting down the newsletter service I use, and I am not happy.

I’ll need to find a new home for this newsletter in the next few weeks. It won’t affect the content per se, but it will cause me a bit of heartburn moving things (and basically starting over).

Or maybe I’ll find a new newsletter service that isn’t owned by a billionaire who can shut it down on a whim.

This is a dark day for all the other newsletter publishers out there. We’ve lost a valuable resource, but we will persevere.

Thank you, Elon Musk, for nothing.

If you could support my work by buying some merch here, or here,  buying me a coffee, sharing this newsletter with a friend, or visiting my sponsors, I’d greatly appreciate it.

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