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I know the literal middle of a year is at the moment when June ends and July begins (a six-month mark over the twelve months within a year). But Iāve always been feeling like the middle of the year is one month later: precisely at the end of July and the beginning of August. Donāt ask me why, though, itās how I feel...
The Internet was never promised to be open, free, or modifiable. Born in the U.S. military and courted by several private companies, it could have easily been seized by a single entity. Instead, many brave people fought to keep it open to everyone, collectively stewarded by many, and owned by no one. We can shape...
I'm normally more of a science-fantasy lover rather than Star Trekkian science fiction but Project Hail Mary has clearly been an exception to the rule since the second I hit play on the audiobook. I've really become aware of how important the right narrator for an audiobook can be and Ray Porter is an absolute star...
Duncan Rawlinson photographed the northern tip of Hill Island from above during winter in Ontarioās Thousand Islands region. Fresh snow blankets the small landmass while frost clings to bare trees and low shrubs along the rocky shore. The surrounding St. Lawrence River shows a patchwork of solid ice sheets and open...
This article shows how to build an Autonomous AI Agent with SqlFlow
I was happy to see that the cedar waxwings had returned to the stretch of the Ashuelot River I visit frequently. They always appear when the berries start ripening and when the evening sun has a certain slant. Theyāre beautiful sleek birds that are fun to watch as they fly back and forth across the river. On the...
In the winter the night comes early so reading in bed is nice. In the summer, the sun keeps me awake so long I canāt read in bed because itās already midnight.
This Monthās Picture⦠Pull Pull set 734 that was converted in 1942/3 from ex LSWR 46ā² 6ā³ Emigrant corridor stock heads west past Fisherton Sarum shed propelled by an M7 class 0-4-4t. The driver has been lazy and not removed the red lamp.
Happy weekend, yāall. Iāll be writing a sermon on Colossians, making only my third sermon appearance at my church, so wish me all the best with that! Otherwise, just getting ready for Women in Translation month⦠Usually, I only manage to read one or none, but this year Iām hoping to do a bit better. Iāve got a few...
Last month I had a chat with Tim about his RSS feed only serving his sixteen most recent posts, as I thought this might be a bug and not a feature. I stood corrected as it was meant to be, since it is usual to have a limited amount there. This got me intrigued as I had no clue about there being some sort of RSS...
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