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Well, I got some progress on that troublesome raised bed by the chain link fence. Not as much as I’d hoped, but still, a decent amount. The first photo was taken after I finished weeding, removing more soil, then leveling it off. There’s...
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Wetware update.
The first recording today starts with the end of Sportsround. There’s a trail for Hai! Karate! Journey to Japan. Then it’s an episode of What’s New Scooby-Doo? – Space Ape at the Cape. NASA are preparing for another space shuttle mission...
In January 2025, I shared an update on updating the blog theme and code block themes. The Astro setup that builds this blog uses Shiki, which makes it easier to switch between any supported code theme. What about the blog's primary and...
Showing how JavaScript has access to information about the browser that the user uses to watch a webpage.
If you’re ever out on a bike ride with me and you ask an innocent question like “hey, what’s with all the red plants on farms?” I must warn you that because of my masters degree in soil chemistry (that has laid fallow for
"How Six Minnesotans Are Preserving Their Rare Languages." Das, Shubhanjana. Sahan Journal, April 28, 2026. https://sahanjournal.com/arts-culture/native-speakers-rare-languages-minnesota/. "An Inverse Correlation between Structural...
Starting a post with anything remotely like “I’m in the top 1% of AI users…” is not the flex you think it is. First of all, there’s no way you could possibly know or quantify that. Secondly, get a life.
This is the fourth part of our series (I, II, III) looking at how Carthage’s complex, multi-ethnic armies were raised and structured. Last week, we looked at Carthage’s unusual system for raising vassal forces: long-serving Carthaginian...