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We know more about the life of William Shakespeare than a lot of people think, but less than we would like. There is ample documentation of his commercial career as the most popular London playwright of his era. It comes in the form of...
Hey folks! I had a few other projects that I really needed to get finished this week, which left me with limited time to put a blog post together. My plan for next week is something for the worldbuilders out there, a sort of ‘guide’ to...
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! As you head...
My first week of my course, where I learn what information systems are and how they can go wrong.
Recently I’ve released na_eofdec, a tool for decoding exotic and/or obscure formats. That release included F16 format support, but recently I’ve REd another one (PC Animate Plus / 3D WorkShop animation) and there’s yet another one...
A collection of the books that inspired the Caves of Qud mindset, aesthetic, and ethos.
Start of May has been exciting – a hike, badminton, pizza and spike ball! That was my how the month started. Walberla A long weekend was ahead of us. We wanted to do anything but stay home. So, on the suggestion from my roommate, we...
Found an old school photo today. One of those yearly ones where they line everyone up and tell you to smile and half the kids look vaguely traumatized. He's in it. We were not friends at the time. For a few years, actually, he made...
Billet Doux Maybe Tokyo Hailing from France, B...
Yesterday, May 28, 2026, I published my very last Power of the Force review. It was a big moment for me, and in honor of it, I’d like to take a moment today to discuss my journey to this point, both on the site, and somewhat behind the...
Miticides kill Varroa. They also have detrimental side effects for the brood, workers, drones, and queen. Some of these side effects are more damaging than others, but many can be avoided (or at least mitigated) with proper colony...