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Two photos from Max Hubacher. First, from January 26, 1956, “View of lower Manhattan as seen from Brooklyn Bridge on a dreary winter day”: Second, a year earlier on February 2, 1955, “Brooklyn Bridge (Brooklyn side) on a cold, dreary...
Here’s the playlist for my radio show this week: Amilie Lens – Our Frequency Snooper – Recess Water From Your Eyes – Playing Classics Icona Pop – Dance to This Monobloc – City Boy Harsher – Jeans Til Tuesday –...
Lidey Heuck’s Lidey Bars are one of those rare healthy-ish treats I actually crave, not just tolerate. When I was a kid, my brother and I used to eat plain rice cakes and try to convince ourselves they tasted like something. Cake, maybe?...
The #WSocial mess is about more than one failed platform, it exposes a deeper problem with the EU’s approach to digital sovereignty. If Europe is serious about sovereignty, it needs to stop confusing European ownership with digital...
Bad news: My 11 a.m. Tuesday flight to New York was cancelled Monday afternoon. I now have to get to the airport at 5 a.m. to play standby roulette. Good news: Managed to get a seat on 7:30 a.m. flight to Atlanta, and a connection to...
Marcin Wichary: Five moments in snapping history In Figma, building atop regular snapping, we introduced something I awkwardly called “self-snapping”: if your objects are inside a container, the container will snap its padding to...
Street-Smart Coding Manifesto is almost here. This past month, I’ve been writing a book to help you become a street-smart coder. It’s my case against syntax obsession to stand out as a coder. This week, I heard back from my awesome beta...
The massive Cargill Ag Horizons grain elevator complex on the outskirts of Salina, Kansas. The post That’s a Lot of Silos appeared first on 75CentralPhotography.
not last nightAfter dinner when I checked this it was still tacky. Got the 2nd (and final) coat on it this AM. I tried to sand it with 320 grit and that didn't go well. It wasn't tacky to the touch but the sandpaper grabbed and stuttered...
How has the weather been suiting you? Is the so called heat wave a good or bad thing, putting aside, if one can, the fact that when we are all brown bread, it will likely be even hotter? At my age there is nothing I can do about it...
TROUBLED HEARTS AND TORCH SONGS When someone pops a sticker on your cameraphone at the door it generally means a performer is going to get their kit off, repeatedly. Not in this caseI am relieved to say, though this 90-minute chamber...
Pardon if today seems a little more scattered than usual; I left the apartment without my little five-inch square notebook and so wasn't making notes through most of the day, and that's not great when the first couple films of the day...
Much as we love investing at Monevator, even we believe saving for an emergency fund comes first. Building a cash stash to bubble wrap you against life’s bad breaks is probably the most important financial move you can make – after...
One of the main super powers of Elixir (and other BEAM languages) is the built-in functionality for clustering nodes and communicating transparently across the cluster. Any distributed systems normally come with serious disclaimers. It’s...
I love that this is a new premise and that is not horror based on, or remade from an older movie. I think the director had the chance to be very creative, and really took that by the way the camera sequences occur throughout the movie. I...
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