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There it was, a night in perfect shape, a long line that enters a club and a great list of chaos and waiting insanity. This was life. Ad this was my life too, wild as ever, like it is when people are young. Nothing else mattered at the...
Welcome to the world of bees. This fuzzy yellow and black striped fellow is a bumblebee in the genus Bombus sp., family Apidae. We know him from our gardens where we see them busily lapping up nectar and pollen from flowers with their...
I love walking on the sea wall and watching people fishing. I especially enjoy watching what people who aren't fishing are doing.22 words · 1 image
Read the full post at - Redwoods Sequoia sempervirens, known as the Coast Redwoods of California, are the most majestic & most perfect trees on Earth.
Death Cab for Cutie remain at #1 for a second week with “Riptides”, while The Strokes slide into second place with “Going Shopping”. Olivia Rodrigo finally enters my top 10 with “Drop Dead“. Four songs enter my chart this week, and each...
Tearing apart the BSides Leeds 2026 badge with radare2: an 8 KB ATtiny814 owl hiding three games behind a one-byte EEPROM unlock you can flip.
There are a few anniversaries in the air at the moment. The one that looms in British politics is the tenth anniversary of the Brexit referendum, which was held on 23 June 2016. I daresay the media will soon be full of opinion pieces...
Git worktrees only clone your code, so every worktree uses the same local database. One branch's migration breaks the rest, a schema change can break the APIs. wtdb is a small Go tool that gives each worktree its own cloned Postgres...
They can’t all be winners here on Sundry Sunday, but sometimes I find something pretty darn cool, and that’s the case this week with this spot-on Wallace & Gromit parody/Legend of Zelda parody. (4½ minutes) One of the most defining...
in fact, would you even bother to write it?
This terrific editorial from Nilay Patel has been making the rounds, and with good reason. An important read, especially for those of us working in tech. Here’s what I highlighted: “If you want to meaningfully oppose AI in a way that...
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