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Hey people! I woke up to this song yesterday, and I thought I’d write a post about it. It’s definitely one of my favourite songs on Sywel Nyw’s debut album “Deuddeg” (Twelve), maybe even the single favourite one. I happen to have amazing...
This week's bookshelf is an awful lot like last week's, in that it is a) mostly small press and b) a real mess, with no real logic as to what is on it. One thing that seems apparent is that I seem to have stuck a whole bunch of very thin...
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Yes, I know, "Substack is horrible..." etc., but I'll set that aside for a moment to point out that Photoni.st has created a collated list of more than 600 photographers on Substack. Lots of them I'd not seen before. ✍️ Reply by email
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There's a sparkly new trend in cakes, and I think you're going to like it:SEQUINS. Like this! (By Cakey Jane's in Buckinghamshire, UK)Ahhh, pretty as a new penny - I'm always a sucker for shiny copper. The trick seems to be combining...
I am resting my brain and conducting a managed retreat to the outside world. Except, of course, I’m not actually resting my brain, I’m trying to supercharge it in the right direction. I briefly looked at Threads, out of pure curiosity...
Day: 3Show: 8Title: 1985: Relative Chaos!Category: Comedy / StorytellingBy: Jason SchommerCreated by: Jason Schommer with JC LippoldLocation: Strike TheaterSummary: A solo storytelling comedy show about growing up in the '80s,...
This is a small summary of why accessing memory when debugging a riscv cpu is complicated.It is work in progress, the current code is available on swindle's github.IntroductionAs usual, as it is RISCV, a lot is optional with important...
Photo by NOAA on Unsplash Introduction Michael Harley has been at it again in a follow-up post titled: What happens to our blogs when we die?. And, as usual his thoughts and ideas are really quite excellent. I highly recommend reading...
After tackling croissants for the first time using Claire Saffitz’s sage guidance, I knew her Kougin-Amann recipe, while challenging, would be equally successful! She knows how to write a recipe, and her YouTube videos are always a huge...
Day: 3Show: 7Title: A Revolution Highly FavorableCategory: Solo Show / Spoken Word / Storytelling / Historical content / Political contentBy: Maximum VerbosityCreated by: phillip andrew bennett lowLocation: Strike TheaterSummary: The...
On 9 August 1901 after developing appendicitis on 24 June, Edward VII had recovered sufficiently to be crowned at Westminster Abbey on this day. The surgical skill of Sir Frederick Treves ensured that the 50-year-old monarch was well...
I’ve spent years shouting about privacy. And now, I’ve installed a tracker. I know. The irony is thick enough to cut, and the hypocrisy probably looks huge from where you’re sitting. But for the sake of transparency, hear me out: I...
Distributed tracing is the practice of stamping every unit of work with the ID of the request that caused it, then carrying that ID across every process boundary. It turns “something is slow somewhere” into “this span, in this service,...