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The beauty of having muscles

This is the story of how and why I decided to pursue a muscular physique as a woman in my thirties. Most of it was sort of unplanned, but the start of it all has a very common reason: back pain. It's 2018 (I'm 32 years

Acceder a cockpit de openSUSE desde otro equipo remoto

Veamos cómo podemos acceder al centro de control Cockpit en openSUSE desde otro equipo Desde hace un tiempo estoy probando cockpit, el nuevo centro de control de openSUSE para gestionar el sistema. Aquí escribí cómo lo instalé: https://victorhckinthefreeworld.com/2026/04/22/probando-cockpit-el-sustituto-de-yast-en-opensuse-tumbleweed/ Uno de sus atractivos es el poder tener una interfaz gráfica para la gestión de servidores o equipos remotos directamente desde el...

April 2026 | Photo 365

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Photo 365 2026. Year 5, Month 4. Photo-a-day for the month of April 2026. The post April 2026 | Photo 365 appeared first on thejaymo.net.

Wednesday 5th May, 1965

A strong wind blowing. Very cold. N gone to Chester races with Dot, Ron and Jane. Did jets, Painted one of the bins from P.M. lab. Did usual lot of chores.

Busy, May 2026 edition

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It has been a busy start to the week! If you don’t live or work in web hosting circles, you may still have been impacted by a significant cPanel vulnerability that has wrecked havoc across the web. I don’t host any cPanel, but by golly, I work with some clients who do. And let’s just say… they’re having fun right now. If you know anyone who deals with cPanel, there may be some #hugops in order. I’ve also been dealing with an odd amount of urgent personal tasks that seemed...

The fish in this kitchen definitely rots from the head … www.rnz.co.nz/life/food…

The fish in this kitchen definitely rots from the head … www.rnz.co.nz/life/food…

Ways to Find Yourself

How do you know if the person you were when you were young was the person you were meant to be? (Sea Drift, fictional beach town on the New Jersey Shore, contemporary): Universally relatable, Angela Brown’s new novel will bring you to tears. At what point, depends on you. About-to-turn thirty-eight, Grace Whittaker’s dreams may ...read more

We Could Use Another Buick Today

It was less than two weeks ago that we got the thirty-third entry confirmed for this year’s Indianapolis 500. For the past few years, we generally have either the required thirty-three or an extra car to mandate bumping for one car. While it’s much more dramatic and entertaining than qualifying thirty-three cars, it still makes […]

Fictions, Scientific

People are listing their top ten science fiction films to "celebrate" Star Wars Day. I "celebrated" Star Wars Day in my own way yesterday, but here's my list anyway. I'm discounting superhero films in general, although some of them certainly count as science fiction; I was very close to just sticking Guardians of the Galaxy and its sequel in anyway. Ghostbusters also was very close to making it

Old cars parked: April 2026

The old cars I found parked in April, 2026.

Build 'Taste' for the critics but 'Care' for the fans.

There are a lot of folks out there tell you that what matters now is 'taste'. Some loosely defined term that boils down to "know if the output is slop or not slop". While it is probably a useful skill, I'd argue the thing

Boundary? What Boundary?

To mark the publication of Issue 29, we bring you an extract from John Wetherell's piece about finding affinity with animals through the prism of homelessness, accompanied by Maeve Fellerhoff's image 'Gloves'. The post Boundary? What Boundary? appeared first on Dark Mountain.

Optimizing Images with Eleventy on Netlify

A short glance at the few steps I’ve taken to optimize images on this website, without compromising on build time.
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