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How to load .env variables into Bash, using a one-liner. Or three...
I did it! I drew a picture in my "new" sketchbook. The first one! đŸ„ł Last week, I wrote a post entitled fear of the empty page where I discussed how extremely difficult it is for me to conquer blank spaces (especially in new notebooks). I shared a quote from artist, Felix Scheinberger, that captured my reticence to...
I haven’t written anything here since July and my last newsletter was in May. It is the longest I have gone without writing in over a decade. The irony is that I started my monthly newsletter 11 years ago to write off my health stress. But this year it is the health stress that kept [
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Here is my late entry for the IndieWeb Fiction Carnival for September! The theme was: Moonlight, hosted by James. We are always three I was told about the astral bodies in the sky, of how the darkness used to be full of dots of light. I don’t understand the stories, there is no sky outside. We are going to a new sun...
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Michael writes about blogs disappearing due to rising costs in domains and I agree with him that this is an ongoing issue. My previous blog was available at antoniosantos.io and the primary reason I moved to this domain was the .io TLD renewal price increasing to over $51 dollars. That was just way too much to pay...
Here’s some stuff I’ve experienced lately (and not necessarily only new releases)...
Yesterday, we made a quick grocery store stop on our way back from Spartanburg. At one point, I heard an announcement over the loudspeaker, so I went to the in-store Starbucks. I had heard correctly--they were giving out samples of Pumpkin Spice Latte--yum.For me, though, this season is really Pumpkin Sketching...
Not every presentation needs slides, but when they earn their place, they work as a visual channel that complements the speaker rather than replacing them. Sumeet Gayathri Moghe sets out the principles that follow from that idea — control over the rate of knowledge exposition, tight coupling between slides and...
As the nights draw in and the sun becomes a long-distant memory, reasons to venture out with a camera are fewer and fewer. So, here are 31 prompts for October to encourage you out of a slump (like me) or whatever. I will almost certainly not do all 31! I will update this post periodically (I have other stuff to do!)...
This blog has moved from WordPress.com to self-hosting. If you were following it via WordPress, you should use an RSS reader pointed at nolanlawson.com/feed instead. WordPress has served me faithfully for 15 years, but I think it’s time to move on. A few things have nudged me in that direction: The recent drama...
“Talent is insignificant. I know a lot of talented ruins. Beyond talent lie all the usual words: discipline, love, luck, but most of all, endurance.” In 1989, Paris Review founding editor and trailblazing interviewer George Plimpton edited a wonderful collection titled The Writer’s Chapbook: A Compendium of Fact,...
Berlin, January 1933: Hitler’s appointment as Chancellor marks the beginning of the darkest chapter in German history. Charlotte Ritter investigates a series of murders targeting former frontline soldiers. Connections and motives trace back to 1918. Almost ten years after its debut, the fifth Season of Babylon...
Adelaide Hills, South Australia, based author Pip Williams‘ third novel, The German Ward, was published recently. Her debut, The Dictionary of Lost Words, and second, The Bookbinder of Jericho, were set in Oxford, England, prior to, and during World War I, and share a few characters. While The German Ward is a...
I recently spoke at a philosophical symposium that was organised by an acquaintance in my region. This was a small circle of people whom I know. Other than me, there were 9 men and 5 women present. 3 people were of Balkan background, which I will keep generic, and the rest were Greek Cypriots. What follows is a...
I've redesigned my photography website. It now features my personal work as well as a page for my documentary and behind-the-scenes commissions. I'm really pleased with it. If you know anyone looking to document daily life at their company, or with a project, please put them in touch.https://ollyheadey.com
Count Releases 0 Commits 6 Contributors 1 Pull requests merged 1 Issues closed 0 At a Glance Taylor Examples Continued work on my action puzzle example Taylor v0.5.0 Progress Where the new release is at Taylor Examples I had the urge to continue working on the action puzzle “Block Stacker” example and have made some...
Here is a collection of things I liked and bookmarked during September 2026. (The date beside the link is the date I bookmarked the link, not the publication date of the original post or article. This page is an h-feed) Bobby Hiltz liked: Webmention Receipt Fixed? (29 September 2026) Bobby Hiltz liked: Wonders of...
El reproductor Kew estĂĄ pensado para quien desea una experiencia limpia y sin distracciones a la hora de escuchar mĂșsica de tu colecciĂłn propia desde la terminal kew es un reproductor de mĂșsica para utilizar en la terminal. El proyecto naciĂł en 2022 y estĂĄ escrito en C y publicado bajo licencia GPLv2+, cuyo...
Mike Zaschka, speaker, developer and active member of the community, has just announced "onedevatlas", which feels to me like something we need but didn't realise it. The SAP community has produced various catalogues of tools and libraries in the past, and these have been great. But perhaps in today's age, where...
The AI Pascal’s Wager Should you accept contributions generated by LLMs in your Open Source project? Let’s put aside for a moment all the ethical/ecological/societal considerations about the use of generated code (also known as "slop" if you don’t like it and "vibecode" if you do) in open source projects and...
A detail from In the Dark Woods, 2019, from my Acid Renaissance series. I recently read, and greatly enjoyed, Alan Moore’s latest novel I Hear a New World, the second instalment in Moore’s Long London series, following on from The Great When. I’m not here to review it, but I would highly recommend it and its...
♠ Today is my last day at Tulip. I should write about my experience sometime. For now, I’ll just say that I had a better experience here than in Google Germany1. Pull Request (PR) stats by year of PR creation: 460 (2024) 1,096 (2025) 1,468 (2026 to date) Clearly LLM assistance has significantly increased my...
Today marks a year since my little sister, Lisa, took her own life. She was 34. It was an overdose, but we don't know if it was an accident or suicide. We’ll never get an answer, yet I lean toward believing it was by choice. As grim as it sounds, picturing her with some control over the end brings me a small measure...
This is my first time hosting the IndieWeb Fiction Carnival, and I am also hosting the IndieWeb Blog Carnival. It was an impulse, inspired by the itch for creative writing, while noticing no one had claimed the October spot. So why not? I noticed participation in the Fiction Carnival is less intense than in the Blog...
img { display: inline-block; } rose Started feeling a lot better; more hopeful, more together, more focused and motivated. I met up with Xaya, her girlfriend, and Kami in real life. :) went to a café, then went back to my place to play some games. I added new pictures to my blog - on my /now page and my author page....
September was another big month for my life, mostly for me offline. Another good month for bicycle riding, seeing more of the trails on Randalls and Wards Islands.The New York area has taught me a few things about islands and one of them is that they're very fungible. On a map, Randalls and Wards Islands look one...
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La furia es una pelĂ­cula dura, estrenada el año pasado y presente en los diferentes festivales y certĂĄmenes de España, teniendo una buena acogida. El largometraje, es el primero de Gemma Blasco, protagonizado por Ángela Cervantes y Àlex Monner. A Monner ya lo hemos visto en la serie de La Ruta y aquĂ­ vuelve a ese...
Quoted Toys R Us is leaving Japan after 35 years in the country by Casey Baseel (soranews24.com) For the past nine years, Toys R Us has been part of this category too. Even after the chain closed its last U.S. branch in 2017, Toys R Us Japan kept chugging along. Sadly, though, the company has finally reached its...
De afgelopen weken heeft de regering ons minstens viermaal, op schrift, uitgelegd dat er echt geen geld is voor digitale autonomie, of voor de nieuw op te richten Nederlandse Digitale Dienst die aan die autonomie zou kunnen gaan werken. Volgens het coalitieakkoord en meer documenten wil men Nederland digitaal...
Music I’ve bought in September. I almost didn’t buy anything this month (after the bumper crop last month). Let’s see
 The biggest news is, of course, that Team Dresch have a new album out! Almost 30 years after the previous one! And it’s good! And I finally got around to buying the new Charli XCX album. And
 I love...
Join us this month to talk all things personal websitesThis month's Homebrew Website Club Europe events have now been scheduled. You can find a list of them here. The events are hosted by James, and I will be in the background helping out. Homebrew Website Club is a meetup for anyone interested in personal websites...
On the anniversary of the final day of chosting - some thoughts about where we've been (and maybe what's next?) ["COHOST MENTIONED" ALARM SOUNDS] My Eggbug mug is starting to chip and I fear for its safety every day It's September 30th, 2026 which means it's been exactly two years since the final day1 that anyone...
When I first saw the trailer for this show, I was all in: two women ‘of a certain age’ being the protagonists of an action adventure show with some comedic elements? Yes, PLEASE! I eventually binged all eight episodes, and while I liked it well enough, I had issues with a couple of aspects of the show. Beware:...
Some things I’ve been thinking about or doing this month: With the end of a major project in sight, I’m hoping that I’ll have a bit more time for posting here soon (or soonish
 or eventually). I’ve been thinking about topics for posts and a few changes for this website, including adding these monthly updates. I’d...
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Continuing the theme of software fixes for hardware problems, here’s an essay I wrote in 2016 about a broken computer display that I “fixed” as a teenager, just because I wanted to play Civilization. It remains one of my favourite things I’ve ever written.#hacks #marcin wichary
As someone who writes often and at length about the relativity of boundaries and the complex interrelation of everything with everything else, I find most black-and-white opinions, most expressions of certainty, and most refusals to listen to differing points of view distasteful. If the way I perceive the world...
2026-09-30Hello!If I had not insisted on experimenting with this photo, I might have thrown it out. And now, it's one of my favorite images.Hanging in my room is a bit of watercolor artwork that I purchased on the used market. It combines streaks and splotches of color on a white canvas, and it has levels of detail...
If your life were a movie, what would its theme song be? I use the word melancholy fairly often when describing my moods. I don’t see it as a negative thing at all, it’s just how I’ve always been. I’m not overly pessimistic, but definitely not the most optimistic person. The moment I saw this prompt, this is the...
This guy made a digital version of his library of physical design books. It’s an interactive photo; you can click/tap on a spine for more information about the book in question.
Roshan: Wikipen Lots of stuff today in the AI world. == No Need To Complain About Stack == Cloudflare released their next CLI to replace <code>wrangler</code>. It's called <code>cf</code>, and it's written in TypeScript. On Hacker News this choice of stack was disliked by enough people to be at the top of the...
September 2026. North Hykeham. Lincolnshire. Friday was a perfect day, and not in a corny Lou Reed charity single way. I drove down to see Dad, who despite advancing dementia was as chatty as he’s been for many months, was eating well, and had somehow acquired the Russian resident’s hat. I stayed a couple of hours,...
In a comment on an earlier post, a professor suggested as a topic for discussion, “Academic integrity violations becoming commonplace (analog, not just AI!) and what to do about it.” Diane Arbus, “Screaming woman with blood on her hands” I’ve certainly heard from many professors about rampant AI-enabled cheating in...
Des raisons qui nous poussent Ă  aborder le code comme une pratique lĂ©gitime et fĂ©conde en Ă©cole d’art et de design Learn to Code vs. Code to Learn Lien vers “Learn to Code vs. Code to Learn” # Le code crĂ©atif au delĂ  de l’impĂ©ratif Ă©conomique Ce texte de Silvio Lorusso, Ă©crit en 2022, est issu de Graphic Design in...
A few weeks ago I realized in mid-act that I hadn't gotten around to writing something I'd intended to some years ago - how to upgrade Huginn if you're running it in a reasonably pedestrian (read: not using Docker) way. Additionally, I realized when I upgraded my exocortex at the time the process I had in my notes...
Published by AHE. on 01st October 2026 I taped for an advert about a week ago. I won't go into details for obvious reasons but they wanted me to tape for multiple characters. One character required a second person in the tape, so my endlessly patient partner had to step in for that one, and the second required...
Marques Brownlee just released a video essay titled “Dear YouTube”. I loved it. He talks about how YouTube is going to start shipping this new feature where makers can essentially publish different “variants” of their videos and see which performs best (an A/B test). Which immediately begs a lot of questions....
I’ll admit that the first thing I looked into regarding yesterday’s “Super Intelligence” meeting at the White House was whether Tim Cook was there. He wasn’t, which was probably a relief to Tim, even though it’s also an admission that Apple isn’t considered a player in AI. By anyone, not even the idiots in the Trump...
Zwei Dinge, die ich unter anderem bisher in meinem Leben gelernt habe: 1) Die Welt ist komisch, aber lustig ist sie nicht, und 2) dass man leicht Mundgeruch bekommt, wenn man den ganzen Tag kein Wort sagt. Per E-Mail antworten
Work gives me a certain cheap sense of purpose that makes me feel good. And yes, I’m talking about corporate work, the 9-to-5, the most basic kind you can think of. It makes me feel good because every day I show up at the time I was told to, do what someone else asks me to do, and then leave at the time I’m allowed...
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An excerpt of the "Liber Pontificalis" for Pope Adrian I related to Venice and doge Mauricius
As everyone knows, the USA is drastically affecting just about everything with regards to the global economy. Inflation and with it the "normal" response from the Bank of Canada will be to raise interest rates. However, I don't think that is the right thing to do, because the way that raising the base interest rate...
Primeira vez escutando o album novo delas e eu queria fazer a tradição de ir postando minhas impressÔes das faixas. Tirando as que jå haviam saído com MV, mas ainda assim não deixa de ser a primeira vez ouvindo (?). E ver a Shogenji Yoko como centro novamente me deixa feliz, apesar dela não tå na minha lista de...
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