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The RIB: The Stonebound Heir by L.A. Barnitz (SPFBO XI)

Kell Shaw · 1mo

This is a review of an indie book from the SPFBO XI competition, which hooked me from the first preview chapter. Summary: Two young outsiders, each with a mysterious heritage,...

Test photos from my DSLR camera

Loreleice's Virtual Writing Pad · 1mo

My aunt gave me a Nikon D3000 a while ago. Although this camera has been rarely used, it is still useful for taking a few snaps at home. So far, its only attachable lens is the...

my time management

ava's blog · 1mo

I work full time, while also studying part time, volunteering, and blogging here, together with fitness, other hobbies and keeping up with things, feeling available to people...

Some Thorns Have Roses

Xe Iaso · 1mo

Nobody warns you about the part where you don't want recovery to end. I've been turning this over for days, not sure I'm allowed to say it out loud. You spend weeks dreading...

(57) excuses, excuses.

☘️ juni-personal ☘️ · 1mo

(image courtesy of unknown) why do i sometimes feel i need to find an excuse for my own existence? as part of my treatment, i've been reflecting on not only how my disorder...

The Steak Debate: Quips and a Life Well-Done

The New Leaf Journal · 1mo

Well-Done Intro I like steak, although I do not eat it often (in fact I cannot remember the last time I had steak). But I like steak, and all forms of beef, with a...

New coaching prices to reflect the current market

Protesilaos · 1mo

I am lowering the price of my coaching services to 10 EUR per hour. Effective immediately. This is because of the prevailing economic conditions, which I suspect make it harder...

What I Read In February 2026

Caroline Crampton · 1mo

February is the cruelest month, I've decided. It's too short, the weather is foul, and this time around, it brought me some additional health challenges that interfered with...

Cables are never long enough

Forking Mad+ · 1mo

Why is the vacuum cleaner cable never quite long enough!?

Finch Update

Nigeness · 1mo

A few weeks ago, I lamented the lack of finches and other songbirds in the garden. Since then, happily, the goldfinches have returned in good numbers, along with chaffinches and...

my guestbook website now has support for javascript embeds

Kami's Corner · 1mo

Heya! So, as you might've heard, I launched a new guestbook service a while back! It's called... well, guestbooks. For the longest time, guestbooks only supported iframe embeds....

How the Bicycle Was Born: Mount Tambora, the Year Without a Summer, and the Stubborn Courage to Reimagine the Possible

The Marginalian · 1mo

This essay is adapted from Traversal. On April 5, 1815, as Napoleon is assembling his troops for the Battle of Waterloo, where he would meet his final defeat, the...

EAST YORKSHIRE HAS FALLEN

retiredmartin · 1mo

March 2026. Wansford. East Yorkshire. A mile south of delightful Driffield, our final Humberside + tick, and once again not a classic, but plenty good enough. Always best to...

🔗 Why Are Cables Always Too Short

Matt's Blog · 1mo

I too wonder why this is so. FFS, would a few more inches really cost so much? And the first person who says “that’s what she said” gets banned. lol Link:...

Website Updates, 3rd Edition

Addison Crump · 1mo

I've updated my website a bit. Visual Changes Those of you who have visited my site will instantly notice that the colours have changed. This is pretty obvious; I prefer the...

Early March link roundup

Theresa O’Connor · 1mo

The CBC reports: B.C. to end time changes, adopt year-round daylight time. Finally! I hope Washington, Oregon, and all three Californias follow suit. The nature of the job, by...

Good things happening

Chris Glass · 1mo

When we wrapped up our screen printing endeavors there was a question of what to do with all the equipment. The answer came easy — it all found a home down the block with Happen...

Marskramer Path part 02

Peter's Path · 1mo

Hiked part 2/20 of the Marskramer Path, 17.3 kilometres from Oldenzaal to Borne. The area west of Oldenzaal is home to a large recreational area, the Hulsbeek. The more than a...

The travails of etymology

Arnold Zwicky's Blog · 1mo

Thoughts inspired by a comment by Robert Coren on my 3/6 posting “Checking out”, in which I responded darkly to the information from a grocery-delivery service that you can: Add...

Please do

Michael Julius · 1mo

Tell me the path you almost took I'll take another stab at it before the night goes permissive

My family went on a Quest! (and my first time GMing)

DoServer · 1mo

I am writing this sitting in Pret, with a oat milk filter coffee, waiting to meet my grandparents who are due to arrive by train. The vibes are great; sipping away and...

How Narcissism Transforms Extraction Into Moral Obligation

Cafe Bedouin · 1mo

Most analyses of narcissism focus on personality: the grandiose self-image, the need for admiration, the lack of empathy. This misses something structural. Narcissistic...

Listening to every Album: Gamma Ray

82MHz · 1mo

It's been a while since I've done one of these! But I think it's time again. After listening through all albums from two 70s bands from the UK and the US last year, I felt like...

Blog/2026-03-07/Distributed Espionage

Rest of What I Know · 1mo

AutoDescriptor: Added page description via AutoDescriptor bot [[File:{{#setmainimage:AI Image - Boromir reaching for The Ring.png}}|thumb|A guy who is absolutely not making a...

One good thing about having bad parents

✦ Ginoz Blog ✦ · 1mo

Having daddy issues, mommy issues, and family issues in general is a huge nerf to anyone’s development. I’ve experienced it firsthand, and I’ve also seen it and talked about it...

Daily Dex - Weezing and Staryu [And Snowapple]

quailblog · 1mo

In which I challenge myself to draw a pokemon every day until I stop Fri 03/06/2026 - Weezing Man!! Being sick sure is shit!! It came out of fucking nowhere and tanked me on...

TERMINAL-1090 update: Minor map improvements and a new system info page

dmpop · 1mo

Despite being super busy with practicalities of moving back to Denmark — unpacking, cleaning the house, and making it ours — I managed to spend a few hours working on...

Lent 2026 Day 18 - Finding a Vocation

Dallineation · 1mo

Today I watched “Francis of Assisi” – a 1961 film about the story of Saint Francis. I managed to find a free low-resolution version the film on YouTube. It was difficult to get...

Week 10, 2026 (2 March 2026 – 8 March 2026)

A Node on the Web · 1mo

ArticlesDev Log: 43 commits — design system, accessibility, and 306 bookmarks importedDev Log: 27 commits across 5 plugins to improve my blogAdding AI Usage Metadata to JSON-LD...

2026/03/07

notes art · 1mo

I made a one-page notebook

joelchrono's blog · 1mo

.notice::before { content: "IN REPLY TO:"; color: var(--bg); background: var(--border); width: 12rem; display: inline-block; text-align: center; position: relative; left:...

Sudut Rias Kecil untuk Berdua

Gentle Sunday · 1mo

Akhir tahun lalu saya sempat menulis ingin membenahi meja rias. Dengan bahagia, saya mengabarkan kalau meja rias saya sudah bisa rapi dan digunakan dengan nyaman. Decluttering...

Zine#47

Taxodium · 1mo

Zine#47 🎵 カルトヒーロー by ホテルニュートーキョー 好久不见呀 (*・ω・)ﾉ 终于又更新了一期 Zine，这期的 Emacs 部分占比不少，因为把所有没看的 Emacs News 都看了一遍，如果你对 Emacs 感兴趣，打算入门的话，可以看看我写的 如何上手 Emacs。 还有很多订阅的文章没看，留到下期吧。...
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