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“A man is his job” Shelley Levene declares in David Mamet’s evergreen depiction of salesmen in a cut throat California property office which has become a classic depiction of 80s posturing masculinity, a play that seems to always speak...
This week's projects include all blog modifications, all the time.
Partly cloudy an hour after sunrise, and too cool for most flying insects. A pair of gnatcatchers at the woods’ edge comb the undersides of leaves for their breakfast.
I love that Pagecord is open source but it's a double-edged sword because I see features being copied all the time. I don't read competitor blogs, but sometimes I come across things. I guess it's not a big deal given the arrival of...
Musings after a month of delving.
Comics Curmudgeon readers! Do you love this blog and yearn for a novel written by its creator? Well, good news: Josh Fruhlinger's The Enthusiast is that novel! It's even about newspaper comic strips, partly. Check it out! Rex Morgan,...
MacOS 27 is installed and, so far, everything seems good. I posted this pic just to make sure the AppleScript still works. I haven't tried any of the new features yet, and I'll be busy enough today that I probably won't get to do so...
Moon Monday #279: “Artemis updates inside”, like “intel inside”. All puns intended.
By David HayThird Castle GamesOSELevels 1-3 Travel from sun-drenched beaches to dense jungle trails, over vine-rope bridges and up volcanic cliffs. Encounter lizardmen, the living dead, diabolical cultists and worse. Find magical items,...
Our ability to make the most of this life comes down to developing the habits that minimize the time and energy we spend on things we cannot control — and channeling that intensity toward the things we can.
Autonomous vehicle pioneer Waymo has announced its most profitable vertical yet.
Hopefully this is just the beginning of a franchise revival.
This is your semi-regular reminder that Temple of Doom is the best one. #TempleOfDoomIsTheBestOne
Old houses tend to pile up names, even more so than old buildings in general. An old office building in a downtown area might be known by the names of two companies that owned it, but even then one tends to be dominant in public...