The Small Web is Huge [video]
The Small Web refers to a broad collection of independent, personal websites outside major platforms. The linked video explores this part of the internet. (dn711504.ca.archive.org)
Stock Sight Finance is an investing education and analysis platform built around active market data. Its 39-minute curriculum covers stock screening, algorithmic timing, and fundamental analysis through 18 lessons across five learning tracks. The site also presents a screener for more than 6,700 stocks and a library of 130 strategy models spanning momentum, mean reversion, and earnings signals. The aim is to pair investing concepts with current market examples rather than teach them only in the abstract.
Users can explore intraday charts with one-minute to one-hour intervals, refreshing every 30 seconds. Charts include candlesticks, volume, EMA 21, and VWAP, with additional indicators such as RSI, MACD, and Bollinger Bands; 29 chart patterns are detected and explained, with 19 available free and 10 reserved for Premium. The dashboard also includes US index summaries, a market overview, watchlists, and live lists of gainers, losers, and trending stocks. Premium costs $4.99 monthly or $50.90 yearly and adds near-real-time Level 2 order books, automated screener alerts, SEC Form 4 insider tracking, and premium chart features.
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The Small Web refers to a broad collection of independent, personal websites outside major platforms. The linked video explores this part of the internet. (dn711504.ca.archive.org)
Literallyeveryfont offers a collection of fonts from across the internet for free personal use. The site focuses on making fonts easy to find and use. (literallyeveryfont.com)
CSS-Tricks is independent again, with longtime contributor Geoff Graham taking ownership after DigitalOcean bought the site in 2022. Graham plans to fund it through advertising, memberships, and beginner-focused courses while building a more inclusive community. (css-tricks.com)
The SEC blocked the automated request for Anthropic’s S-1 filing because the tool’s traffic was undeclared. It asks automated users to identify themselves in their user agent and limits requests to 10 per second. (sec.gov)
The SEC page blocked access to the Anthropic S-1 filing because the request came from an undeclared automated tool. It asks automated users to identify themselves and follow its download limits. (sec.gov)
Sending email is technically simple, but getting it delivered reliably is difficult because SMTP allows sender spoofing and messages can be flagged as spam. Email providers charge for the infrastructure and authentication work needed to build trust with receiving mail servers. (evancz.dev)
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