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These are some things I’ve wandered across on the web this week. 🔖 Graph database-ball! Exploring the Game with the graph capabilities of LadybugDB, DuckDB and PostgreSQL This article presents a comparison of graph capabilities in three...
The Google FitBit Air is the first Google product I’ve ever purchased. Above: The Google FitBit Air with Fog band.I have never pre-ordered a product as fast as I pre-ordered the Google FitBit Air. No Apple product. No Bellroy product. No...
Well this is one of the nerdiest things I’ve ever seen, and I love it. Laser engraved coasters for notable chips from computing history: www.evilgeniuslabs.org/macrochip…
Found myself unsure at first, but eventually let it wash over me and got really engrossed. It felt more like an art/mood piece inspired by the internet and video games...
Wiki – “Park” Big Dope P & Littlez – “Trapanese” Ital Tek – “The Ice Is Thin” The post Visual Velcro 56 first appeared on Palms Out Sounds.
I love Paris, and I generally like reading about Paris. When the chance came to review Meet Me in Paris, I jumped at it. I'm glad that I did.
Watched “The Dogs of War” (United Artists, 1980) this evening, directed by John Irvin, starring Christopher Walken. I didn’t know anything about it going in, but Walken did not disappoint.
It’s getting close to bed time so let’s all say “good night” to Special Agent Dale Cooper. This publicity photo was scanned from a photo slide I acquired via an online auction. It’s a still photo taken during Twin Peaks episode 1.002...
Taking a page (no pun intended!) from Eleanor Konik’s book.
Can you legally protect an artistic style? Not currently, but an Adobe-backed bill, a seeming reaction to AI, is pitching the idea. Personally, I see a bunch of blurred lines.
Artist Enrique Koto – Havana, Cuba We are on the second floor at Almacenes San Jose, an industrial space near the waterfront. I mentioned yesterday that the second floor is packed with art, most of which is derivative. But some are...