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Not sure if I've seen this before. Forked from WordPress 6.2, with no block editor, and various other improvements.
Today's links No honor among (ad-tech) thieves: Including "and" and "the." Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: Budweiser nunchuks; GOP vote-suppressor voted illegally; Airbnb enshittifies; Oculus enshittifies;...
I'm fairly sure I will never get sick of watching Nate Bargatze. Something about his accent and delivery just gets me.I recognise that this is the precursor to me being absolutely over it.
I have been struggling a bit lately finding things to write about in this blog, mostly because I don’t want to contribute to the conversation about AI. So when Alex posted about concerts, he got me thinking: have I seen 10 bands live?...
Every few weeks there's a new disaster that would have sunk any other president.
Went to a car show on the seafront. Was pretty good.97 words · 5 images
The Valuable News weekly series is dedicated to provide summary about news, articles and other interesting stuff mostly but not always related to the UNIX/BSD/Linux systems. Whenever I stumble upon something worth mentioning on the...
2025 whodunnit, dir. Rian Johnson, Daniel Craig, Josh O'Connor: IMDb. We'll need an old priest and a young priest…
While I rarely spend more than a few days on any one book, occasionally, owing to a busy schedule or the nature of the book, I need a good while longer, and both of these were the case with today’s choice. It’s partly my fault, though,...
In March of 2009 my brother held another "spontaneous combustion" round for our writing group. This was the second one, and the whole point was to write something, anything. I contributed this little piece about an alien invasion force....
I like to run this post on Memorial Day (one version first ran May 28, 2012) because when I think about soldiers and wars and Memorial Day, I think about Uncle Bundy. He was awfully opinionated and excessively direct but I admired him...
Part II of a IV part series: twenty-five per cent of organisations have moved AI experiments into production after nine years of trying. Fifty-four per cent expect to within three to six months—a prediction that has appeared in every...