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The Eastern Reach is beset by a terrible curse: children are being born without souls, becoming known as the Hollowborn. The arrival of a Watcher, an individual able to reach out and touch souls and discover their former lives, may hold...
I saw the new Clayface movie trailer this morning and it looks interesting. Sadly, I don’t think I’ll be able to watch it as body horror really messes with me and it looks like they’re going all in judging by the trailer. That’s a me...
Peter Paid is a New York artist whose distinctive style will be more than familiar to those that follow him on Instagram. His work is rooted in Hip Hop culture, notably graffiti and DJing, but also in his past life as a commercial sign...
Sam Elliott in Lifeguard (1976) Vitals Sam Elliott as Rick Carlson, charismatic 32-year-old beach lifeguard Southern California, Summer 1975 Film: Lifeguard Release Date: July 23, 1976 Director: Daniel Petrie Wardrobe Credit: Margo...
Session 323 part 2 was played on 3/15/26Morgana, wizard 10 (Rob)Borumar, Triton Thief 11 (Josh)Blotto, Goblin Fighter 8 (Lanse)Nick, Fighter 8 (Me)Koltic, Cleric 9 (Cindy)Aroon, Fighter 8 (NPC)Jameth, Fighter 8 (NPC)Lor’Koth, Dwarf 8...
Anyone remember the CW classic, "It a Gril"?(Ahh, good times.)'Cuz now we have version 2.0! Like most upgrade's, it fi'xed one prob'lem while creati'ng a whole n'ew one. Two things on this next one:1) Apparently there's a "Hawaiian Shirt...
(Sarah Read is an author, editor, yarn artist, and pen/paper/ink addict. You can find more about her at her website and on Bluesky. And her latest book, The Atropine Tree, is now available!)There's too much plastic in our everything, but...
Shoreline with lights. License: CC-0 So, Brennan Kenneth Brown wrote about the experience of my response to one of his posts topping the Bubbles list for most of a day. To that, I have to apologize, and hopefully provide a little...
We’re closing in on a month away from home, give or take, as our Summer of Nova Scotia, catalysed by L.’s need to be relieved from summer camp CIT duties on the weekends, continues. We were a week near Inverness, Cape Breton, a week in...
I've been developing SpaceDeck X since December last year. It started as me playing with a random framework I found fun, and it grew so much that I'm now working towards releasing it on Steam. I kept a devlog on Itch, but I feel like it...
We start speaking with our babies from the moment they're born. We know they don't understand what we're saying, of course, but that's beside the point. If we ask them questions, we don't expect answers. If we give them instructions, we...
I spent the last few days alternating between reading, thinking, and muddling around with NDQ using Claude Code. About 50% of my time involves cleaning up the data so that I can do more sophisticated analysis with this text. To get a...
A reader asked me a very legitimate question about the coming segmentation of the computing marketplace I’ve been writing about. Essentially the question was why I thought it was a bad trend. Here’s one reason why. While it is somewhat...
My primary reason for leaving GitHub was not about a single feature or a single outage, but about the “enshittification” of the platform under Microsoft’s ownership. The web interface got rewritten into a sluggish pile of JavaScript that...
"Shall we retire to the living room?" said Mrs. Lovechild. "Unless of course you would like another piece of cake, Mr. Plumbtree?"Harry had already had two slices of the chocolate cake, and he could easily have devoured a third, but,...