Reads

Some reading material I'd like to share.

Articles

Against an Increasingly User-Hostile Web: Article on how the Web has become increasingly trash overtime
Ask questions the smart way: Title says it all
Matrix vs. XMPP: A comparison between Matrix and XMPP
Neon Genesis Evangelion: An article about color correcting the hideous Renewal's Episode 19 BD.: I have no idea how I found this, still interesting though
Pessimism is for Losers: Stop moping and start doing something
Reject Discord, Embrace Matrix!: Article about why you should use Matrix over something like Discord
The Six-Lesson Schoolteacher: Essay on the failure that is The American School System and what we can do about it
honeypot.im ToS: Cute terms of service :-)

A list of books that I would highly recommend or at the very least are interesting/good reads.

Andrew Loomis - Creative Illustration
Cutler & Cutler - J. C. Leyendecker
Gabriel Rico - Writing The Natural Way: Fantastic writing book on how to naturally be more creative, applicable to any creative process.
Molly Bang - Picture This: Nice and short book that teaches composition principles using paper cut-outs et al.
Richard Williams - The Animator's Survival Kit (Expanded Edition)
Robert Beverly Hale - Drawing Lessons from the Great Masters
Scott Robertson - How to Draw
Steven Pressfield - The War of Art: Describes "resistance", the enemy of creativity, how it disfigures our lives, and gives us a battle plan to face it with.
The Art of Yoh Yoshinari: Rough Sketches: Absolutely breathtaking sketches from You Yoshinari, a Gainax veteran and Trigger director. Mark made a 3 hour stream analyzing the book.

Dale Carnegie - How to Win Friends and Influence People
Joel Salatin - Everything I Want to Do Is Illegal
Stephen R. Covey - The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: A magnificent book that I wish everyone would read and apply to their lives.
Tom Venuto - Burn the Fat, Feed the Muscles