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I learned to read on stolen property. Not, like, real crime. Beautiful crime. My grandpa ran a store, and back then if a comic or a magazine didn’t sell, you didn’t ship the whole thing back to the distributor. You tore the cover clean...
I recently updated a MariaDB server to 11.8 LTS, their latest long term support release. Immediately I started seeing issues on Textpattern 4.9.1 sites I sysadmin for people. Creating new articles works, but editing existing articles...
DC has posted several preview pages from next week’s issue of The Flash, and you can see them at Adventures In Poor Taste. The preview features Wally’s desperate search for a nuclear bomb which has been hidden somewhere in town, and he’s...
You know what This Means War is missing? Examples. There are not nearly enough examples. I was hyper focused on making sure all the rules clicked before I handed you the playtest, but now that it’s out, I’ve got time to demonstrate...
Minesweeper Classic is minesweeper, and absolutely nothing else. No reason for existing when its been it done better on the Switch. The post Minesweeper Classic Switch Review appeared first on The Game Slush Pile.
Quaker St 1967 by Philip Marriage Click here to book for The Gentle Author’s Tour of Spitalfields In Weavers’ Fields Who can resist the appeal of the path worn solely by footsteps? I was never convinced by John Bunyan’s pilgrim who...
Visiting the exhibitions 'Friendly Secrecy System' and 'Everything In-between'.
I’m not a big one for YA or for verse novels, in general, but I decided to give Dean Atta’s The Black Flamingo a try after discussing verse novels semi-recently on […]
Three years ago today I posted on carceral environmentalism and I still like that phrase.
lingthusiasm:Gesture: every language has them, but what do they have to do with the emoji on your phone?Lauren and Gretchen get enthusiastic about Lauren’s new book ‘Gesture: A Slim Guide’ from Oxford University Press in our episode 'A...
Oil derricks on display at the “World’s Richest Acre“ in Downtown Kilgore, Texas—where once stood the greatest concentration of oil wells in the world, producing more than 2.5 million barrels of oil. The post Drink Coke, Drill for Oil...