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Who knows the evil that lives in mens hearts? The Spider knows. Not exactly spectacular or amazing, but entertaining enough that I felt good watching it. I heard on a podcast that this probably would not have been made without Nick Cage,...
A dual review of the video game Relooted. It was released on February 10, 2026 and the book The Brutish Museums by Dan Hicks, published in 2020 by Pluto Press. The game was developed and published by Nyamkop.
Nathan seems to think that he was at Opheem with me a year ago, whilst I happen to know it was four years ago, due to the wonderful […] The post Opheem, Birmingham appeared first on Meat & One Veg.
I was just looking around the Privacyguides forums and found a mention of Uruky. It’s a 100% EU-based, simpler private search engine. Setting up an account is pretty similar to signing up at Mullvad; you’ll get a random number. What you...
Here we are again! As usual lately, trying linking up with Taking on a World of Words. What have you recently finished reading? I haven’t finished anything in a few […]
Last year, as I was rewatching the Star Wars movies I decided to write 100 word summaries of them. I managed to complete the following, in this order: Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope in 100 words Rogue One: A Star Wars Story in 100...
The Daily Heller celebrates the ninetieth birthday of Ferdinand the bull. Sensitive Ferdinand was introduced to the world in the book The Story of Ferdinand, which was published in 1936 by Viking Books and has been in print ever since....
From time to time, WWDC gives us a glimpse of what’s coming in the next year, like when Apple wanted developers to make sure their iOS apps could run on iPhones of different sizes. As Dan Moren writes, this is one of those times, with...
After mentioning Salvador Dalí in the previous post, here’s the man himself in a UK TV profile from 1973. I wouldn’t usually return to something like this but for years the only copy of Hello Dali! on YouTube was spoiled by having been...
In the early 1900s, pushball had Harvard, the British military, and crowds of thousands in its grip. A six-foot ball, two teams, and thirty years of glorious chaos. The full story.
The effect of AI on PRs has gotten a lot of press. Slop PRs, untested PRs, just the profusion of PRs. Slop bugs, slop security reports, all sorts of slop problems. Definitely a problem. But I would also propose that something else...
In Apple Shortcuts I use “lists” a lot. Especially in my Journaling shortcut and my upcoming new “Clipboard Manager” which I’m using every day. The lists are not very well documented so it’s a question of trial and error to figure out...