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One of the things in CSS that we at Chrome have been thinking about for a while now is a way to do declarative route and navigation matching in CSS. Together with Noam Rosenthal and David Baron I’ve been working on this for the past few...
For over five years (but fewer than seven), Postmark Games has published high-quality, low-cost print-and-play games. Oh, you need examples? How about roll-and-move titles like Voyages, Aquamarine, and Waypoints? Or ditties like Battle...
I was working on a project where I needed a set of small pieces of stock close at hand. I used four small portions of paper towel inner rolls. These were the more sturdy types found in indutrial settings. I cut them to size and glued...
AI-agent-only trade showDon't listen to critics, listen to customers
I guess I’m a sourdough guy now.Yum!
Nau maiYesterday we completed the second part of our journey to the United States of America. It’s usually best to try and ignore the timezone change for this kind of journey but this late afternoon flight had the potential to really...
When I was growing up, every now and then, my Dad (Philip Charles Hankins) would talk about his childhood in Collegeville, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. One story he mentioned (more than once) was that he and his brother Ralph sold...
What are the most versatile shoes you own?
Yesterday was pretty nice. My partner's work got pushed back (and then they kept pushing it back in a very annoying way, which made them drive all the way down there just to be told to wait even longer) so we went and got some food from...
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A small C64 demo released at X 2026.
Table of Contents Table of Contents At a Glance Architecture: Where Everything Sits Now EVIX: An Exchange Point With No Port What EVIX Actually Is VXLAN on FreeBSD PF for a Tunnelled Peering LAN FRR: Two Route Servers, Two ASNs Where...
Roy Porter, who died in 2002 aged 51, was said to know more about the 18th century than any then man alive. With a double starred first from Cambridge he joined the Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine in 1979 and published his...
Humans make carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide is bad for cognition. But plants turn carbon dioxide back into oxygen. And plants are the one true home decoration strategy. So maybe if you get a lot of plants, you can you can keep carbon...