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Ignorance is bliss
theres something magical about hanging out at a job or class with a chill boss, you're "supposed" to be working but you or them are simply not paid enough to care, so everyone is just occasionally doing any work and half the class is off...
May 17, 2026
Data taken without asking to algorithms dispensing outrage, Foo Fighters going intimate, WeatherStar nostalgia, and what phone cradling is doing to our fingers and our thinking.
3 One-Lined Poems You trudged through anxiety-filled days—devoting yourself to digesting medical information—success shook your hand. The weeks dragged on sometimes, leaving you breathless, broken, and bothered; every struggle equaled an...
I didn't watch Star Wars when it was released. I wasn't even born. By the time we popped the cassette tape in the VCR, it was at least 15 years old. But I liked the movie all the same. It was not my favorite film by any means, but it was...
It’s an enduring truth that appearances can be deceiving, especially with electrical systems. When I inspected Summer Dance before buying her, the electrical system looked like one of the boat’s strong suits. It had an upgraded panel and...
It's been a week!
My first IndieWeb Carnival entry—the theme is love letters, and I couldn't pick just one thing. A letter to the infrastructure that holds my corner of the internet together, to the strangers who maintain the open-source tools I depend on...
This 1978 library contains a special collection founded by Lausanne's own Sherlock Holmes.
Lists and guides can be a great way to find new books to read, films to watch and music to listen to. They’re also difficult to put together and seem to make people furious. As I write, the most recent list to have riled people was The...