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what’s occupied much of my past three weeks
And another pair of 3D printed models from sculptor Curufin with a Star Wars Legion theme. This time it’s the Sci-Fi Hover Hauler – once again a free sculpt via Cults3D. This model comes with a choice of either a driver’s seat or an...
I’ve written a number of times in this space about the “attention economy” (for example, here, here, and here). When people consume content on a screen, we are in effect selling our attention. Decisions about purchasing many goods and...
A classic string board appears in King of Killers (dir. Kevin Grevioux, 2023).
Shrunken Elvis - Barley’s, Knoxville, Tennessee, March 27, 2026Over on Aquarium Drunkard this week, I’m extolling the virtues of Inner Principles, the latest effort from Sean Thompson’s Weird Ears. I’ve been a fan of Sean’s stretching...
For many years, I have been longing for a certain type of social dynamic. You see it in sitcoms…a group of friends who can drop-in and drop-out as they please...
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I read a lot of blog posts in my RSS reader of choice —NetNewsWire— but for those I want to revisit I tend to open the post directly in Safari so I can go back to it later. Yes, I KNOW, there are a myriad of ‘read later’ apps available....
This morning I ran across the image above and I think it’s the MacOS Platinum design? I like it. I really, really like it. Since macOS 26 saw the light of day and folks have been bagging on Liquid Glass I’ve been looking at older Mac UIs...
Doc in a Box from Alex Tabarrok links to an official state government document, from the Utah Department of Commerce. The document is titled “Key Statistics on the Doctronic Pilot Program” but reads more like a bulleted press release,...
★★★★½ - Framed as a lost (and cursed) CD-ROM game from the 1990s, and it nails the 90s gore look for the dungeon. The playing mechanic is fun, and the framing story around it is suitably creepy.
We made the second annual trip with my birding friend Al to RSPB Titchwell and Snettisham. It was cooler than previous days and windy and a quite cloudy morning. We saw some, but not all of the usual suspects, but there were a couple of...