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“A library outranks any other one thing a community can do to benefit its people. It is a never failing spring in the desert.” — Andrew Carnegie Our local Clark County Library Photo credit: Clark County Library website Have you visited your local library lately? We absolutely love the Clark County Library. I don’t...
Is there an actively developed and maintained commercial software product that has a dev process (build, deploy, the lot) that is 100% AI free? Basically an "artisan software" product, in the same way you get GM-free food. My interest comes from a question I had over email about Pagecord's AI use.I'm not aware of...
This was fantastic. It has a great crew with its space-movie typical in-fights and betrayal, stunning imagery, gripping action; and absolutely fucking golden space suits. I wish I could watch this in a cinema at some point again.👍 Recommended!
for those of us who live close to the equator, july is the month of turning: the last dregs of summer are ushered off into colder parts of the world, and we contend with damper days ahead. our clouds at sunset, which i have previously described as cry-your-eyes-out gorgeous; perhaps the only redeeming factor of our...
I love being completely absorbed by a game, to the point where it's hard for me to step away from it. It's like it leaves an imprint on my brain so that I can't stop thinking about it, even when I'm not playing and long after I've finished it. I have a bad habit of starting games and leaving them unfinished for a...
I’ve had this book on my kindle for years and for some reason never opened it. When I’m between books I want to read I like to pluck a free classic from standard ebooks, and recently from the Guardian’s 2026 100 best novels of all time list, many of which are available in the standard ebooks collection of that list....
In 2015, Gina and me were chatting about my book The Lost Women of Rock Music and a film she was in the process of making about The Raincoats. Gina had shot extra footage of many of the women she'd interviewed, and we talked about maybe collaborating on a DIY film loosely based on that footage and possibly more...
On Beulah Height & Midnight Fugue by Reginald Hill published 1998 & 2009 I am working through Reginald Hill’s Dalziel and Pascoe books, - see more on the project here Dalziel & Pascoe, an Overview: the Early Years And click on the Reginald Hill tag to find other posts on him. I was waiting for On Beulah Height,...
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