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Safari Technology Preview 250 fixed a subtle Web Inspector bug that overwrote page-authored Cache-Control request headers when the resource cache was disabled.
Today I get to try a prawn noodle and that’s something I truly enjoy. I’ve met two kinds of people – those who really love shrimp paste and those who don’t. It’s interesting as I’ve met people that just blanket say they don’t like seafood. I wish I could live over in Asia and have a diet that consisted mainly of...
1955. Cover art by Jane Sinnickson Flora. The programme for the symphony (1845 version) by Hector Berlioz: Part One: Daydreams, Passions The author imagines that a young musician, afflicted by the sickness of spirit which a famous writer has called the vagueness of passions (le vague des passions), sees for the...
I just got done reading (this post from the blog For No One)[https://fornoone.bearblog.dev/things-to-do-after-your-dad-dies/] and I feel like it gave me the courage to talk about when my dad died. I've alluded to it in previous posts, but never got into the weeds of it. I think part of me is afraid of digging up...
Here's the second batch of contestants in the latest London Pub of the Year survey. In part one we reassessed last year's top five and now we have five new contenders. Well, technically three new contenders and two 'Re-Entries' if you still watch old Top of the Pops episodes - and why wouldn't you?Can we find...
No matter what type of meditation you practice, it is helpful to begin by grounding in the body, because this body is our true home, the garden from which we have exiled ourselves through too much thinking. For just a few moments, as Jesus said, "Take no thought." Simply feel the seed planted in your heart.
From 2019 to 2026 you might recall that U.S. policymakers were utterly obsessed with "Chinese influence" over TikTok. For those seven years you couldn't spend a day without seeing a lawmaker or pundit hyperventilating over the claim that TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, was controlled by the Chinese government,...
For all these times we talked about Super Mario, we never covered another important game, Doom. Here’s a 17-minute video from decino explaining how the Doom monsters move and attack the player (the “AI” in the old sense of the word): What’s really fun about this video is how it uses annotated source code (in...
Reader Tyler Mercer writes in with a link to a nice essay from Terry Godier about the underlying systems of the internet. The reason your mee-maw and your bank and your boss can all reach you at the same email address is that the protocol that made it possible was published more than forty years ago, and the people...

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