Link Digest: 1/16/26
Some great recent stuff from around the web
Something Else! walks us through every track of Pat Metheny's 80/81;
Jason Colavito unpacks the cuckoo conspiracy theories suggesting that the Egyptian pyramids are secret lightning-powered chemical plants;
Henry (from Online) writes about the enshittification of the web and what we can do about it;
For Flaming Hydra, Josephine Riesman uses Quentin Tarantino as the backdrop for a really smart and moving essay about the long tail of violence;
Offline Crush submits a list of cozy games for folks who don't feel like managing a virtual farm;
Rax King offers some really quite useful and poignant advice on how to make friends when you're feeling lonely and unlikable;
JB at The Hits Just Keep on Comin' writes an ode to the music of The Banana Splits Adventure Hour;
Ironic Sans pinpoints the worst TV season of all time;
Record Lung points us toward the unexpected and thrilling (for me) release of David Forman's long-lost second solo album;
Anil Dash writes an ode to Wikipedia at 25;
and Cabel Sasser relives the short but delightful heyday of Steve Wozniak's giant maze tourist attraction.