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The link. The paragraph: “I’ve been to many breweries where there’s two numbers [on the menu]. It’s just 8 and 5, and you’re like, ‘How much volume am I getting in a $5 pour?’ I have no idea,” (Eric Larkin of Cohesion Brewing in Denver)...
Read the full post at - 6+ Favorite Crime Fiction Set in Scandinavia (So Far!) A Roundup of My Favorite Crime Fiction Set in Scandinavia...so far.
Cool and nearly clear, with cirrus coming in after sunrise, and the sun like an old soldier fading away as a truck rounds the bend of the road, hauling a new roof for the barn.
Time for another Fantasy with Friends discussion post! As ever, the prompts are hosted at Pages Unbound, and this week’s is about what got you interested in the genre: Is […]
It’s no secret that the Hollywood Comet loves musicals. In 2010, I revealed I had seen 400 movie musicals over the course of eight years. Now that number is over 600. To celebrate and share this musical love, here is … Continue reading →
This week's projects include the blog's code and more library updates.
Got myself a little downtime here. Not sure what’s going on but the system SSD threw IO errors and the LVM switched to read-only as a result. I’m kinda amazed that the system kept chugging along like that at all. Anyway, a long SMART...
A technical walkthrough on how I heavily optimized (and some would argue over-engineered) the CSS loading path on this Eleventy website.
Installing a bolt-on neck you have to be careful to get the alignment right. Get it wrong and the strings can fall off the edge of the fingerboard and that's never good. Here’s a tip to help.
WordPress has the concept of "Featured Images". They are the images which show up when you share a blog post on social media or, on some themes, as the "hero" image. How can you quickly and easily find any posts which don't have a...
A decade ago this month I started a series called ‘What is it you actually do?’ Blogpost ‘interviews’ that asked interesting folk working on digital products in and around public service the age old question — ‘what is it you actually...