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I have always loved Zelda 2. I realize it’s a flawed oddball in the series. It’s nothing like the rest of the games, other than the CD-i games (a post for another day), and it’s a bit too obtuse and difficult for its own good, but I...
A love letter to making things for people.
I've changed the content of the blog menu. Until now, it consisted of the following elements: 'About', 'Articles', 'Notes', and links to Mastodon, a contact form, and a subpage with a list of RSS feeds. This week, I published the first...
I read Year of Wonders by Geraldine Brooks because a friend recommended it, because I have walked through Eyam, the “plague village” where the White Peak meets the Dark Peak and where the novel is set, and because the novel … Continue...
Here we go again. Afternoon walk this time around. It’s almost 2pm, and I’m standing in the same parking spot where I got picked up last week. No breakfast in me, but I did have lunch before heading out. Compared to last week’s hike,...
a Cinquain ceasefireis it reallysomething to trust from himor will we be holding our breathfor c h a n g e
Kent Osband writes: About 15 years ago you kindly linked an article I wrote on “rational turbulence.” I’d like to let you know that I have recently summarized much more research along these lines in a short book Rationally Turbulent …...
Did previous generations ever think much about atomicity of ideas in their notes? After all, if most people were using notebooks, surely they didn’t need to consider how long their notes should be – they could just keep writing till they...
A small worn sticker found stuck to a railing on the west side. It’s almost invisible with the silver metallic base on the metal railing. The blend kind of echoes the all lowercase sans serif lettering and rounded corners. It is...
Quite a lot of socializing.