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The Toronto-born trumpeter and composer Kenny Wheeler left a big hole when he died in London in 2014, aged 84, after more than 60 years in the UK. A quiet and almost pathologically self-effacing man, he was hugely admired by his peers,...
Another one from Bibigo that’s certainly for the European market yet slap a distribution sticker on with US standard nutrition facts and there you go. [...] The post #5530: Bibigo Korean Style Udon Noodles Tteokbokki Chilli Flavour –...
Did I say iPad only? Wow, that didn’t take long! Just days ago, I posted about using only my iPad for the past three months. Now I’m using my PC laptop. What timing!? If only I hadn’t posted that post… Anyways, it’s for a special...
I’ve finally had a look at this codec and it’s not particularly remarkable (and I did it mostly because it beats documenting minute details of MVS). Anyway, there’s nothing much interesting about it. Like its successor, it employs...
It was a gorgeous morning for a run. Thankfully, my earbuds died halfway through. I felt way more present hearing the gravel crunch under my feet while the birds chirped. I love starting my Saturdays this way now. And I’m lucky to have...
your finely articulated branches reaching for the substance of air a strange kind of irregular symmetry in each fork of your knobby fingers your coarse and rough exterior wraps round thick fibrous limbs each cycle reflected in the rings...
A Belted Wrasse swims past a small coral head in the company of a pair of Convict Tangs
That life might have come to earth traveling through outer space used to be a fringe theory called ‘panspermia’. But in the past decade or so, we have seen an interesting shift in how scientists regard the idea. Let’s take at one new...
I have been busying myself with bloghopping and checking out blogging communities/webrings for the past week, thanks to the renewed sense of excitement in blogging after checking some blogs on Neocities, and I found this one particular...
"To labour out of love, and to choose to share their work freely in a market society, OSS developers find themselves in a position where they are vulnerable to exploitation and harm."
Oof, that was a busy week! I’ve been making up for it so far this weekend by lazing around: I don’t usually wait so late in the day to compose […]
Quick question, when people post about their “homelab” they’re just talking about another computer, right? Like this is giving a nice credential to “dicking around on the computer?” Gotta get a new VM on the homelab so I can tailscale it...