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like every other tech person, i commonly read xkcd pagesthe page that was posted this monday was pretty funny, but i feel like it also kinda has a deeper meaningthe whole thing about people not seeing the mistakes and taking their own...
Plus a Danish heist, a false prophet, a Lawn Guyland grifter, and much more in this longreads ten-pack.
Starting another chapter soon, so I took a few days for a solo walkabout in canyon country after my WFR recert. Three days of backpacking with a quiet camp on the canyon rim proved memorable. Read More ... Continue reading Solo on the...
In her book American Beauty, author Patricia Mears calls Jessie Franklin Turner (1888-1956) “arguably the first important American couturier of the twentieth century.” Her dresses usually had simple shapes but original fabrics that were...
So we announced it a little while back, but I'm excited to say that the first print collection of Peregrine Lake is now officially on sale! That's right, all of Ethan's gorgeous artwork (and my acceptable writing) could be in your hands...
Read the full post at - The Myth of Sisyphus & Other Essays by Albert Camus The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays by Albert Camus is one of those books I've read a couple of times and finally just decided to own. I picked up the Vintage...
NASA drops more than 12,000 new photographs from the Artemis II mission.
I’m pondering different routes into my site, one idea is to build collections of related posts. I’ve got over 3000 posts, so I’m hoping I can make better use of them. So I’m looking for suggestions, have you come across any interesting...
Read the full post at - Antimemetics by Nadia Asparouhova The core premise of antimemetics is deceptively simple: we live in an age where ideas spread faster than ever, and yet some ideas don't spread at all. Not because they're obscure...
The unexpected second life of passenger aircraft Next time you’re eating a lasagne on your holiday flight, pause to consider the aircraft type you are flying in may have well have gone to war, spied or tested deadly laser weapons or even...
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A walk into England’s medieval history on the south coast in East Sussex. I did this walk on a whim really. I needed to break the spell of London temporarily, breathe a bit of hinterland magic. After my trip to Rye plenty of people in...
We will not see Ted Turner’s visionary likes again. He broke free of the bounds of broadcast scarcity and recognized the opportunity to use satellite and cable to build national–then international–networks and brands: not just CNN but...