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Read the full post at - 6+ Favorite Books on Pakistani and Indian Life (So Far!) A Roundup of My Favorite Books on Pakistani and Indian Life...so far.
In short: I just published Open Link in Unloaded Tab, a little Firefox extension that adds “Open Link in Unloaded Tab” to the right-click context menu. In Firefox, you can unload tabs to save system resources. But there’s no way to open...
Like the MMBN2 review, this is only a 1-star completion; it doesn’t have any of the postgame stuff like the Bass fight That being said, the main game sure does have some PROBLEMS. The overworld is small and boring and full of empty space...
In this post we’ll get acquainted with Sara Teasdale's poem “Spring Rain”, first published in 1917. In many ways typical of her style of writing, the poem is simple yet deep, using imagery from the natural world to reflect on the poet’s...
by Elisa Giudici Park Chan Wook and Chloe Zhao © Elisa Giudici What kind of festival the 79th Annual Cannes Film Festival will be is something the films in Competition and the side sections will ultimately determine. But there’s little...
A sparkline is a little line-graph with no axes or other unnecessary details. They're useful for getting quick understanding of what the data is showing. They're also really easy to create programmatically. This uses the SVG "polyline"...
A few days recently where I found myself unable to think through a problem that was, objectively, pretty straightforward. The thinking was just muddled. In both cases, all it took was a good night of sleep and a run to clear it. This got...
Comics Curmudgeon readers! Do you love this blog and yearn for a novel written by its creator? Well, good news: Josh Fruhlinger's The Enthusiast is that novel! It's even about newspaper comic strips, partly. Check it out! Rex Morgan,...
I admit, I asked ChatGPT to help me with today’s TDC. I asked it to give me ideas for “two nonsensical but logical sets” to use for a Venn Diagram and then refined it to ask for one with “funny … Continue reading →
Advancing and retreating glaciers during Ice Ages crushed rock into dust. Meltwater pulses that occurred when climate cycles shifted to warm stages washed this dust into rivers. Then, when climate cycles shifted to arid stages and rivers...