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Post Games: Last Thursday, I spoke at NYU Game Center about the future of games journalism and how 50 years of history can tell us which ongoing trends should terrify us and which should give us hope. One trend that’s an Unqualified Good is the current abundance of games media. Each publication in the image […]
As promised, today’s update to Microbe — a micro.blog client for Emacs now at version 2.0 — includes draft syncing. There were also some minor updates to Inkling. Both are available on GitHub though I think I’ll just drop that and just host them here. Something to think about for next week…
Brickset: It has been an extremely busy few hours and we are not done yet! 40926 SEGA Genesis Console will be available from June 1st and follows last year’s 40769 SEGA Genesis Controller. The set includes 479 pieces and will cost £34.99, $39.99 or €39.99, which seems very reasonable. The set itself isn’t as...
John “Bayesian Data Analysis” Carlin writes: Recent developments in the methodology of epidemiological research have emphasized the importance of achieving clarity of purpose by classifying research questions into one of three types: descriptive, predictive, and causal. . . . I … Continue reading →
I replaced the play.vuejs.org iframe with a build-time Vue compiler that mounts demos as real Astro islands. Source on the left, live preview on the right, no iframe, no editor — and you can do the same for your blog.
Roden Readers — Hello from Crazy Weather Town. Is it spring? Some days it feels like it might be, for a few milliseconds. And then other days, no. No spring for you. The floor heating was on this morning and that felt good. Soon enough the sauna will be on over the entirety of the country. Tonight, 100 kilometer per...
It’s so funny how much a creature like this silly dog can change someone’s life. He certainly change mine, for better or for worse, and he also changed me in the process. But physically and spiritually. Thank you for keeping RSS alive. You're awesome. Email me :: Sign my guestbook :: Support for 1$/month :: See my...
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...
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...
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