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In case you missed it, I’ve been making toys, and one of our recent toys, Kumiai-Ki The Mighty Labor Union Mech is about to start shipping. To celebrate, we’re also releasing the trailer for (and shorly, the first chapter of) an animated cartoon. You can catch the trailer above, I’m really proud of how it turned...
Ich habe versucht, 2 Messer bei www.markenmesser24.com zu kaufen. Es wurde nur eins geliefert, und das auch erst fast 3 Wochen. Das Geld für das zweite habe ich zurückbekommen. Aus Unternehmenssicht war das vermutlich eine Verkettung unglücklicher Umstände, aus meiner Sicht Schlampigkeit. Der Onlineshop ist zwar...
I am Rupert Foggo McKay. I live and work in the Netherlands. I work at Odido.nl as a Principal Software Engineer. I write blog posts on esoteric topics from time to time. The Hidden Complexity of Barcodes # What is a barcode encoding? The black and white stripes are an optical encoding of a decimal number. A scanner...
This random indieblog.page link was picked on Friday, September 18th 2026. It was originally published on Tuesday, March 31st 2026 at HomeHack. If you'd like to report any problems with this post or the blog, please include the following ID with your report: 89bbabbf129913108af9c428e1a8e262-691673
I’ve been playing with a Codex-assisted LLM Wiki in Obsidian for a week or so. Today it got its first serious exercise helping me plan for tomorrow’s VerseNotes office hours about Jesus as the firstborn, and it smashed it. It started from a few source notes I provided that I knew I had on the topic, surfaced a bunch...
Congratulations to Ken Clarkson and the rest of the newly-named SIAM Fellows (\(\mathbb{M}\))! Richard Elwes on Numberphile talking about big numbers (\(\mathbb{M}\)). The twist: these ones are from many centuries ago, from Jain mathematicians. They got at least as far as tetration. How wireless origami cushioning...
This random indieblog.page link was picked on Tuesday, September 15th 2026. It was originally published on Tuesday, June 9th 2026 at Finding Cooper's Voice | Welcome to the Secret World of Autism. If you'd like to report any problems with this post or the blog, please include the following ID with your report:...
Modern browsers are among the most complex pieces of software in the world and they are basically operating systems disguised as applications. They are so complex that writing one from scratch is not feasible even for a company like Microsoft. Browser vendors have to keep adding new features in order to keep up with...
The world’s shortest critique of Pavlovian reason: if the pointer address of dopamine response can slide backward from stimulus (beef) to cue (bell), then it makes sense to start looking at every particular experience as cue to a parallel, abstract, universal real counterpart. Emancipation is seeing the cues for...
[lightsaber noises] This random indieblog.page link was picked on Friday, September 11th 2026. It was originally published on Saturday, April 4th 2026 at Carol's Blog. If you'd like to report any problems with this post or the blog, please include the following ID with your report:...

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