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Are the monogamous people okay? If pop culture articles are any indication, the answer is not in the least. I’ve vaguely noticed a few more profiles on dating […]
Last weekend was good. I came to a realization not too long ago that most of my weekends are good, which is a good thing in itself, but I wanted to ramble a little about why. My sleeping issues (I should coin the term somehow. “My...
It’s no secret that the Hollywood Comet loves musicals. In 2010, I revealed I had seen 400 movie musicals over the course of eight years. Now that number is over 600. To celebrate and share this musical love, here is … Continue reading →
Let’s be clear about something, the commons are not an academic concept waiting to be discovered by economists or policy wonks, not a diagram in a textbook, not something that needs a queen, a government, or a management consultant to...
Whenever you’re debating how a product or user experience should work and find yourself spinning, it’s worth going back to two questions. Are we clear about what problem we’re solving? Are we clear what the solution looks like from the...
By brine Self Published Yarn & Bone/Universal A mage sits in a cemetery, sipping tea while his diggers excavate Lady Veshra’s grave. He must speak only in rhyme lest his lungs collapse. His murdered wife possesses the living to assist …...
This week I got the last big piece done before we can make the next Hanami release. Mailers now fully integrate into Hanami apps, with zero necessary boilerplate, just...
This week's projects include a quick newsletter reminder, the Wikipedia situation, a Codidact answer, new project Scrawls, the blog's code, and a bunch of library updates.
With the forest in full leaf, I have to wait for the sun as it glistens in the treetops, stirred by a breeze and the periodical outpourings of an oriole.
There is one song on my Last.fm list that I could never find on Apple Music or Spotify. Heck, I even had to “scrape” it from Youtube to make it into MP3 version so I can listen to it on my MP3 player. It’s “BKAB” by Ethan Stoller, and...
As Pride month begins, the Bush Theatre revives Waleed Akhtar’s 95-minute duologue, The P Word, a rom com of sorts with an asylum strand as two very different men of Pakistani descent almost reluctantly find love with one another. Using...