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Starting a post with anything remotely like “I’m in the top 1% of AI users…” is not the flex you think it is. First of all, there’s no way you could possibly know or quantify that. Secondly, get a life.
This is the fourth part of our series (I, II, III) looking at how Carthage’s complex, multi-ethnic armies were raised and structured. Last week, we looked at Carthage’s unusual system for raising vassal forces: long-serving Carthaginian...
its technically officially summer now, yipee!im tired again but here goesin the newscopyfailit really sucks that this happened, but it ESPECIALLY sucks that it happened because of ai...windows h11seems like another shortterm grab to keep...
After three weeks of crowdfunding – thanks to the generosity of 87 supporters – we have raised £11,304, which is close to half of our target of £25,000 to publish the book of Sarah Ainslie’s photographs, accompanied by an exhibition of...
April was a difficult month, but I'm still alive and making work. I continued posting prints from the Wormsong Oracle Deck: Student of Eyes Student of Wings Artisan of Hands Artisan of Eyes I also released I new issue of my quarterly...
1. How will you support your tomatoes this season? I use cages for some, and I use stakes and string for others. Check out this post: “Comparing tomato supports: cage vs. stake-and-string” 2. Your avocado tree has just finished flowering...
"Music plays throughout my novel, Hidden River. While the forward story unfolds over the summer of 2008, its emotional heart is lodged squarely in the mid ‘80s to early ‘90s, when any Gen Xer could tell you: music was life."
2005 birthed the iPod Video and YouTube.
Feel free to call me an old man who refuses to use new technology, but when my tried-and-true Cinch trap works this well, can you blame me? Here is my post about trapping gophers and using the Cinch Trap. The post One-handed gopher...
Power Cat 2026-05-08 wonder what's in that crater :0