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When the Mayor of London says you have to dress for diner, you dress for dinner. On the Feast of Pentecost in 1382, the Mayor of London and the Aldermen were to meet at the Church of St. Peter in Cornhill. From there they would make a...
From the official R.E.M. video for “Crush With Eyeliner”, from their 1994 album Monster: (I love this song and would, in fact, marry it if I could.) The video:
The internet is going to be remembered as a giant petri dish of social contagion. Weird sex stuff Weird violence stuff One of the most chanted texts in Southern Buddhism has a line that goes something like “Not keeping company with...
The internet is going to be remembered as a giant petri dish of social contagion. Weird sex stuff Weird violence stuff One of the most chanted texts in Southern Buddhism has a line that goes something like “Not keeping company with...
Want to know less? This is a full breakdown of my holiday - day-by-day. If you want to just see the highlights, I will post a round-up at the end of this series. Previously # In part 4 we waved goodbye to Seoul and went on a whimsical...
Salut, pis bienvenue dans mon post mensuel 100% en français! Aujourd'hui, ça me tentait de jaser de la traduction des termes de l'IndieWeb en français. Souvent, peu importe la langue, on va juste emprunter des mots anglais tels quels....
⭐⭐⭐ 3.5/5 Stars - Community in the nuclear wasteland: very, very weird with memorable characters. The post Dr. Bloodmoney, Or How We Got Along After the Bomb by Philip K. Dick appeared first on The Wallflower Digest.
Do you remember that old Movable Type activity feed plugin? Sure you do, it scoured the web for things you'd done and logged them. A feed of activity. So what happened was, I missed it, and over the past few days decided to write my own....
In honor of Senshuraku, I sourced some madai and cooked it up for the family dinner. I am still working on a more complete article to discuss it, but I want to tease it here. Frankly, the recipe that I used was so easy that the proper...
I was writing a joke for a Town Square post. I knew what the joke was. I knew the angle and the feeling I wanted it to land with. I just did not have the exact words yet. So I used AI to help me find them, and then I started asking...
Today, for the first time in years - probably 20 or so - I drove to London. I didn’t really want to drive to London, and it is daft that it was even a credible option. I’d much prefer to take public transport and, when I go to London for...
I’ve finished the game; this is continued from my previous post. Portion of the ad from Softside’s January 1983 issue announcing that Adventures of the Month are now being moved to the disk/cassette version of the magazine. Just to get...
It’s been a little over a year since I reviewed the MiniBook X, and it remains one of the very few modern machines to preserve the netbook form factor–so, given the attention the original review garnered, I thought folk might be...
I create lots of automations to help me work more effectively on my Mac. One of the things I like to build into these automations is audible feedback to tell me when certain steps, phases, or overall completions occur. Rather than visual...
As people love to do on the Internet, I saw someone saying that no one is doing physical media for computer games anymore and we need to go back to it. Well good news, they do! Indiepocalypse has their videogame tape market where you can...