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- A Cloister of Wolves and Fire: Mikey & Nicky (1976)
- Accidental Tech Podcast: 372: Things Are Degraded
- Accidental Tech Podcast: 373: This Jerk, Right Here
- And now it’s all this: A Mac-based miracle
- And now it’s all this: Drafts 19
- Animation For Adults: What Will HBO MAX Offer Animation Fans?
- BFI: Jean-Pierre Melville: a samurai in Paris
- Battleship Pretension: Home Video Hovel: The Bolshevik Trilogy, by David Bax
- Battleship Pretension: Home Video Hovel: The Cranes Are Flying, by David Bax
- Blu-ray.com: Flicker Alley: Official Trailer for New Restoration of Spring Night Summer Night and Blu-ray
- Boing Boing: Social security for all — for now
- Bright Wall/Dark Room: Throw Dada From The Train: Louis Malle’s Zazie dans le Métro, 60 Years Later
- Cartoon Research: A Charley Bowers Cartoon Detective Story
- Cartoon Research: Max Fleischer’s “Modeling” (1921)
- Cartoon Research: New Animation Books For Your Social Isolation
- Cartoon Research: The Animated World of Wally Wood
- Cartoon Research: The Funeral of Marvin Acme
- Cinema Gadfly: Black Orpheus
- Cinema Sangha: Faith In Quarantine
- Common Sense Media: Screen Time in the Age of Coronavirus
- Daisuke Beppu: Criterion Collection Laserdiscs: HIGH NOON (Spine No. 7 and 7A)
- Daisuke Beppu: Thank you! We have reached 5,000 subscribers
- Daring Fireball: Ragmask: ‘Ultra-Simple, Fast-to-Make, Great-Fitting Masks’
- David Smith: Introducing Watchsmith
- Deja View: After You’ve Gone 1946
- Deja View: Peter Pan & Dalmatians BGs
- Draplin Design Co.: OUR SIXTH SKILLSHARE CLASS: Design Great Stuff: How to Make Merch with Draplin”
- Eater Portland: A Guide to Portland Grocery Shopping Right Now
- Eater Portland: Where to Get Breakfast and Brunch for Delivery or Takeout in Portland
- Evernote: 4 Ways to Stay Focused and Get Stuff Done
- George Hahn: ‘70s Style Icons in Film
- Grasshopper Film: Single Take: David Cale on “Paris, Texas”
- Inessential: Overwhelmed in a Good Way
- Initial Charge: iPad Pro Home Screen
- LA Times: James Patterson is donating $500,000 to independent bookstores endangered by coronavirus
- Lifehacker: 3 Nerdy, But Useful, Things to Do Around Your House While Stuck at Home
- Lifehacker: Before You Apply for a Job During the Pandemic, Check This List
- Lifehacker: Blame This Windows 10 Bug for Your Recent VPN Issues
- Lifehacker: How to Kill Germs All Over Your House
- Literary Hub: Beyond Little Women: A Reading List for Bookish Girls
- Literary Hub: Bookstores Serve Ideas and People: In That Way They Are Essential
- Long-Forgotten: One Last Trip into Disneyland Graveyards (Including a New TSI Photo!)
- MacStories: The Future of the iPad
- MacStories: Watchsmith Review: Create Your Own Apple Watch Complications
- Michael Tsai: No Shortcuts Files
- Michael Tsai: Opening Large CSV Files in Numbers 10.0
- Michael Tsai: Podcasts During Pandemic
- My Modern Met: 20+ Free Resources to Keep Your Kids Educated and Entertained While at Home
- NPR: Fred And Ginger Cheered Us Up During The Depression. Might They Do It Again?
- NYT: Viewing Party! Let’s All Watch ‘His Girl Friday’ Together
- Nahumck: My Home Office Studio
- NeuroLogica Blog: A Stupidity Pandemic
- NeuroLogica Blog: Online Learning Works
- Nuclear Bits: The MX Master 3 is a Great Mouse
- Offspring: Your Kids Are Learning Tons of ‘Soft Skills’ Right Now
- Open Culture: A 30-Minute Introduction to Japanese Jazz from the 1970s: Like Japanese Whisky, It’s Underrated, But Very High Quality
- Open Culture: Coursera Makes Courses & Certificates Free During Coronavirus Quarantine: Take Courses in Psychology, Music, Wellness, Professional Development & More Online
- Open Culture: Dyson Creates 44 Free Engineering & Science Challenges for Kids Quarantined During COVID-19
- Open Culture: HBO Is Streaming 500 Hours of Shows for Free: The Sopranos, The Wire, and More
- Open Culture: Stream Andrea Bocelli’s Easter Concert from Milan
- Portland Mercury: Portland Parks and Recreation Lays Off 950 Employees Due to COVID-19
- Six Colors: QuickTip: Screen share with anybody via Apple ID
- Six Colors: Use the digital services of your local library
- Spoon & Tamago: Traveling Vicariously Through Japan’s Tourism Poster Awards
- Subtraction.com + Feed: Working from Home from Here
- Techmeme: IBM is releasing a free course and forum next week to teach COBOL programming language, as US states struggle to find programmers for old unemployment systems (Tom Maxwell/Input)
- The Atlantic: Bill Withers’s Life Was as Rich as His Songs
- The Beat: Dav Pilkey’s CAT KID COMIC CLUB will show readers how to create stories of their own
- The Beat: RIP: Metabarons artist Juan Gimenez passes away from COVID-19
- The Comics Journal: Carnival Knowledge: On Mort Drucker
- The Kid Should See This: Bill Withers sings Lean on Me and Ain’t No Sunshine
- The Kid Should See This: How to make a zine from a single sheet of paper
- The Official Google Blog: New Meet features to improve distance learning
- The Sweet Setup: Sending Ideas from Drafts to Your Task Manager
- The Sweet Setup: Useful Apps and Systems for (Suddenly) Schooling from Home
- The Takeout: Banana Cream Pudding Eclairs are the grand finale your dinner deserves
- The Verge: How to look your best on a video call
- The Verge: How to throw a party in Animal Crossing: New Horizons
- Tools and Toys: Saturday Link List for April 11th, 2020
- VICE: Making Money on OnlyFans Is a Lot Harder Than You Think
- Variety: Nobuhiko Obayashi Japanese Director Dead at 82
- Waxy.org: Tom Scott on the past and future of open APIs
- Waxy.org: Voleflix
- Waxy.org: bored.solutions
- Wirecutter: 5 Cheap(ish) Things to Get Started Drawing
- Wirecutter: 5 Simple Ways to Start a New Hobby While Staying Home
- Wirecutter: How to Cancel a Credit Card (And When It’s Smart to Keep It Around)
- Wirecutter: Our Favorite Places to Order Coffee Online
- Wirecutter: Satisfying Kitchen Organization Projects to Do While You’re Stuck at Home
- Wirecutter: What a Wirecutter Editor (and Tea Fanatic) Uses to Make Tea Every Day
- YouTube: Entire Youtube Studio Setup ON ONE DESK!
- YouTube: Toshiro Mifune Turns 100 – Criterion Channel Teaser
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