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Here are some things that were interesting to me in April – for your enjoyment in May! Where is the Raccoon Hole?A wholesome adventure from a very fun writer. “They don’t look like me” – Niccolò Rastrelli’s photography series showing...
A practitioner's reference for business logic vulnerabilities — workflow bypass, race conditions, payment logic flaws, privilege escalation chains, and application context attacks. Enhanced with 2026 critical CVEs from 339 research...
We finally complete the tutorial and learn a thing or two about the main quest.
I’m still digesting what I think about C.L. Clark’s Fate’s Bane as I write. I knew going in that it was a sort of vaguely ancient British setting, with a tragic […]
Click here to order a copy of Journal of a Man Unknown Today I publish Novelist & Historian, Gillian Tindall‘s exploration of the lost mansions of Stepney that came to light during the Elizabeth Line construction Three hundred years ago,...
tag(s): #books #emacs #meta #link-post It's been a while since I did one of those "three links with commentary" posts. So, why not? And why not more than three. During the last couple weeks I felt like touching on a bunch of topics from...
A boy living in a bleak city finds some plants growing on some abandoned train tracks, and he helps them grow into a garden that changes the whole city. Children's picture book.
At school last week in art, I was learning about creative commons licenses. Because I am making a photography book and I need to license it under something and I dont think all rights should be reserved on art. in creative commons, there...
Left-populist instincts are leading to silly policy ideas.
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Southern Utah rarely disappoints and that was true on a recent camping trip. Our first stop was Goblin Valley State Park, situated between Arches and Capitol Reef National Parks. This was our first time visiting, and we spent the night...