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At Sandown Park in February Steve Vickers gave me a bag of bits he'd been keeping for me, junk to him, and mostly grist-to-the-mill for me, to be sorted into larger samples, but there were, nevertheless, several useful bits and at least one new-to-stash figure, so let's have a look at them! Always useful, there are...
It’s so funny how much a creature like this silly dog can change someone’s life. He certainly change mine, for better or for worse, and he also changed me in the process. But physically and spiritually. Thank you for keeping RSS alive. You're awesome. Email me :: Sign my guestbook :: Support for 1$/month :: See my...
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People were talking about Josh Kline’s essay on artists crushed by the economics of the art world in New York. A review of the Whitney Biennial lamented the children of Cameron Rowland. But the press release for SoiL Thornton’s show at Swiss Institute feels like the most visceral and vital documentation of the state...
Struggles are required to feel value in accomplisment.
Snow in Inwood, New York. Photograph by the author. Recently I’ve been looking at hourly ridership data from the New York City Subway. Last time we learned that people go to work in the morning and come home in the evening, for example. (All together now: “Only in New York, baby!”) Today we’ll learn that bad weather...
Another busy week so I'm posting the Friday Fave on Saturday. I wonder if I should rename it the Saturday Special.Honestly, I don’t know how I’ve made it this far into my Friday Faves without mentioning the Great British Bake Off. Or Great British Baking Show, in the US, for some reason. Or Bake Off. Or just GBBO....
Hey everyone — Cifer here 👋 This project started as a simple experiment, the kind where you just want to test an idea quickly and see if it works, but somewhere along the way it turned into a full system involving RF tracking, real-time visualization, custom hardware, and eventually
 a drone. The original goal...
In 1973, Salvador Dalí took creative control of a Playboy photoshoot in Cadaqués, Spain. Here's the full story of the most surreal shoot in magazine history.

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