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Nina Mingya Powles’ In the Hollow of the Wave is a bit of a multimedia collection, mixing poems with images of various bits of craftwork and images with words pasted […]
For this episode, we need to talk about protecting people, classism and racism, terrible engineering, and more.
I thought I had read almost all of Magnus Mills’ books, but I’ve just checked the list on Wikipedia and I’m still wading in the shallow waters. He’s written 16 novels (or novellas) and four collections of short stories, and
the opportunity in feeling overwhelmed
the opportunity in feeling overwhelmed
Discussing generative AI is fraughtimages. It's easy to make binary distinctions. Love it, hate it. No in-between. I'm mostly against it for images. Fully admitting some look dope, the fact that it's making it harder for artists to make...
Haven’t posted a photo of Lavander for a while (because she doesn’t pose like Wally does, the tart). Status: Decided to power-wash the paving outside the back door today using the pacing methodology of do a bit, rest, do a bit more, and...
This week on the podcast: Myke questions Stephen about his home network, then discusses the ups and downs of having an LLM power Siri. Also: a love letter to the iPhone Air and questions about Snap’s new AR glasses. On Connected Pro, I...
My woodworking shop is coming together nicely and one benefit of having everything in the right place is that it makes completing new projects faster and easier.Last week, I decided to tackle I project I've been thinking about since...
Sara Hendren (@ablerism on micro.blog): catechesis by camera. This is the first time I have encountered the case of Jesse and Ashley Ridgway, and Hendren’s article is a wonderful perspective on one aspect of the story. All I could think...
otherkinnews:This blog post was written by Veshume on June 7, 2026 for our Dreamwidth community blog Otherkin News, which is a volunteer run project about real-world current events relevant to alterhumanity. We welcome other people to...
This time around, the weather in Glasgow is cold (by Florida standards) and rainy, so I am reblogging some pictures from my 2023 visit to Glesga, Scotland’s friendliest city.