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A walk exploring the magnificent history of the city of Colchester in Essex. Colchester’s history stretches back to when it was the city of Cunobelin (Shakespeare’s Cymbeline and Old King Cole of the nursery rhyme) between 5BC and AD40....
David Funchess was the first Vietnam War veteran executed in the US. His case raised explosive questions about PTSD, war crimes, and whether military service should ever excuse murder. The full story, and what it says about America's...
English version based on an automatic translation with deepl. Following the discussion about my post on FOSSGIS membership fees, it has become clear to me that my account – and especially the suggestions I made – are somewhat incomplete....
I turn 40 in about 6 weeks. Last night, on a whim, [...]
How visiting the Cuckoo’s nest taught me to fly
The very first Swift Blog Carnival is a wrap. Six folks took the prompt of Tiny Languages and ran with it in directions I hadn’t anticipated – from task runners and result builders to symbolic math and German verb conjugation. Thanks to...
Star Wars™ Day is famously celebrated on May the Fourth but the new sets, gifts with purchase (GwP) and offers are already available to LEGO® Insiders! We list out the new moulds and recolours you will find in this year's exclusive LEGO®...
Star Wars™ Day is famously celebrated on May the Fourth but the new sets, gifts with purchase (GwP) and offers are already available to LEGO® Insiders! We list out the new moulds and recolours you will find in this year's exclusive LEGO®...
iota It's already the start of a new month, and with that, I've got a new puzzle in my Greek alphabet 9x9 grid series -- iota. This should be one of the easier ones in the series, so take a little break from your day and get into it. Enjoy!
Electromagnetic fields (EMFs) are everywhere, generated by power lines, mobile phones, Wi-Fi routers, and countless other technologies. This ubiquity has led to a persistent question: could non-ionising EMFs increase cancer risk? To...
Thanks to Andy Morten and Jon ‘Mojo’ Mills of Shindig! for including an extract from the Ghost Signals book in issue 175 of the magazine… much appreciated indeed! “For 12 years, A Year In The Country has been a central force in the...
You can now suggest category changes All incoming posts are automatically tagged with a fitting category. Bubbles uses a Naive Bayes classifier that runs locally on the server and does not send any data to third parties. The results are...