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June 24, 2026
Weekly Newsletter

Weekly Newsletter ☕️

Welcome to the newsletter edition of June 24th, where you receive the best-voted websites of the past week.

📰 Top websites of the week

1. Submission Directory logo Submission Directory

Submit your business, startup, or website to a hand-picked directory of submission sites. Discover the best places to submit, earn quality backlinks, and improve rankings across search engines and AI answers.

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2. TinyWind - Pixel Pirate Sailing logo TinyWind - Pixel Pirate Sailing

TinyWind is a browser-based pixel-art pirate sailing game. Sail across seven islands with realistic sailing physics - beam reach, tack, jibe, broadside. Free to play, no install, five-minute voyages.

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3. How to Earn a Billion Dollars logo How to Earn a Billion Dollars

Paul Graham explains how people become billionaires, drawing on 21 years of Y Combinator experience. The essay argues that startup wealth usually comes from creating something people want at massive scale, and contrasts genuine value creation with rent-seeking, corruption, and zero-sum political thinking.

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🗞 More awesome websites this week

4. Hetzner Price Adjustment 2026 logo Hetzner Price Adjustment 2026

Official Hetzner docs page showing the June 15, 2026 price changes for cloud server families including CAX, CCX, CPX, and CX. It compares old and new hourly/monthly prices by region and notes that prices exclude VAT and IPv4 charges.

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5. Tech Things: There is a shadow logo Tech Things: There is a shadow

12 Grams of Carbon publishes thoughtful tech commentary with a focus on AI tooling and policy. It targets curious readers and developers seeking context on AI models, access controls, and regulatory dynamics. The publication is reader-supported and offers in-depth posts for subscribers.

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6. Why I Email Complete Strangers logo Why I Email Complete Strangers

Zachary Kai's essay argues that email is still one of the web's best tools for slow, intentional connection. It explains why reaching out to writers, developers, bloggers, and artists can feel vulnerable, then offers practical principles for making those messages specific, kind, and low-pressure.

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by @Micadep