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Time for a minor orchid update. First off the UK has essentially been seeing temperatures in the high 20s°C and regularly over 30°C since May. This summer has been the hottest and driest I can remember. I largely grow cool growing cloud...
I think I have completed my setup. Everything locally hosted + Cloudflare pages and tunnel. Let's try it. Step 1: This post.
Oysters: you either love them or hate them. Author and oyster-aficionado Virginia Shaffer has spent years turning her passion for oysters into a comprehensive look at the world behind the shell. Grab a lemon wedge and dive into the briny...
As always lots going on in the SE London beer and coffee zone. Best news is that a new pub is set to open shortly on the site of the former White Hart in New Cross Gate. The Broken Wheel, as it will be named, will occupy the iconic...
For months, I’ve heard rumblings about a cool new game coming out from the people that did the Untitled Goose Game. Last month, I was lucky enough to get to play it in a beta test version with four friends in the same room, working...
I've played the second volume here before, but I actually haven't owned the first until now. I stumbled across this in a very cute bookstore in Squamish this weekend; nice to have the chance to hear the companion volume. Like the other...
I have a huge ego, and I do not take advice easily. Yet, I know that it is important for me to listen to advice. Whenever someone give ideas or feedback on how I can improve. Deep down, I get defensive and uncomfortable. In fact, I feel...
The Town Square Gazette has completed its first census and assembled the results into several charts. The clerks insist that all 65,289 recorded visits were counted individually, by hand, using three very small pencils, all now...
Thanks to Charlie Horse 47 and Killdumpster for their sponsorship of this post, via the magic of Patreon. ***Cinema!What a magnificent art form it is!And just how magnificent was it in August 1976?It was this magnificent!The month saw...
Volcanology involves a lot of watching. It has that in common with another science: astronomy. Both are sciences where it is not really possible to do experiments. Instead we have to wait until nature decides to do something, and study...
(Translator's note: dich means you) My experience with languages is the following: I grew up speaking Italian, never learned the endangered language of my homeland, studied French in middle school and forgot almost everything until I...
So this is a post about how I used an LLM to make my latest project, and how I feel about that. To say upfront: I expect a bunch of people to be mad at me for this. Sorry! You're allowed to be mad - for the record, I do think LLMs are an...
I contemplated not honoring all four birthdays of the Great Run of BLCKDGRD Holy Days as I have every year for more than two decades here and the prior iterations of this current shitty blog and then decided to for more than just the...
OUR LONG NATIONAL NIGHTMARE IS OVER: Fitbit Data Can Finally Sync to Apple Health - MacRumors.
I am encouraging it because I actually watch them. Not included here is the raw milk christian trout farm it kept showing me videos of. I can't actually recommend that you watch videos of raw milk drinkers raising trout.