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Sometimes it is important to call a project "good enough" and start using it for some time, instead of continuing to constantly iterating on it. And this week I did that with the coding part of LazerBunny. (There is obviously still a...
Developer: alienmelonYear: 2026Genre: Interactive EssaySystem: Browser Meanderware: Things I loved about cyberspace is an interactive essay collecting various thoughts on the indie web and how ephemeral the internet and digital art can...
I know the things that excite me are not to everyone’s taste but this week I have been excited by new greenhouse shelves. They arrived on Wednesday and I held out until Saturday before installing them in my allotment greenhouse. …
I’ve been using Feedbin since 2008 after moving there from Feedly. Back then, Feedly had become somehow annoying with lots of integrations that I actually didn’t care about. This is not the reason why I decided to look at alternative RSS...
The previous post looked at the tempering step of the Mersenne Twister, formulating a sequence of bit operations as multiplication by a matrix mod 2. This post will look at the components more closely. The theorems of linear algebra...
Kelsey Piper, the Argument: At some point, pretending that how people use AI is a complete mystery is just lying to your audience. And at some point, [Ed] Zitron’s “layers of skepticism” attitude — where he is skeptical that AI is a...
There's a small, scrawny apple tree at the back end of our property. Last fall I saw one apple on it. I did not try it. I don't know if it had more fruit and the deer ate them all or not. But there are a lot of blossoms on it today, so...
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I got an email from the creator of Slurp First, Crunch Later asking for my thoughts on tteokbokki. If course, I’m a big advocate; it’s [...] The post Slurp First, Crunch Later Shares Nongshim Tteokbokki Noodles appeared first on THE...
Eurovision, Mowing, Lidl wheeled shelf, Reading from the EPROM programmer's SRAM!
The backside of this pair (ooh missus!) is the recent parcel from Chris Smith and the animals therewith, and it was quite a fishy sample! But sea life seems to play fourth fiddle, to farm, zoo and dinosaurs, so it's nice to find what was...