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Beeswax food wraps can go limp and useless after a couple of years. Don't throw them out and don't buy more. You don't even need to re-wax them. Here's how to revive a beeswax food wrap by just popping them in the oven. You wandered into...
I just finished a 3,500 mile road trip, driving my jeep from Oregon to Salt Lake City, then to Moab, back to SLC, then to Denver, back to SLC, then home over the course of seven days.The Moab part of the trip was spent with my daughter who
The first week at work always feels a bit odd. Between getting into a new routine, shaking off the last vestiges of jet lag, and figuring out the variable Cypriot weather, I feel like I’ve been all over the map. Fortunately, I have found...
Playground Soccer – Havana, Cuba I like the way this picture turned out, and I intentionally shot it this way to create a wide-angle effect. There was a gap between the blue wall and the white fence above it. You can see the design on...
a little rant on ignoring AI
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I was thinking the other day about this old question, a favorite of mine. Here’s another version of it — if anything along the lines of Belyi’s proof of Belyi’s theorem works, one might expect this to be true. Question: Suppose given...
In 2019 I wrote the kinder gentler version of this blog post. You want the happy version? Read that. I still believe in the vast majority of it. But in 2026 — Fuck Energy. I’m so fucking tired of the fucking oil and gas business driving...
I’m a long-time fan of Hookmark, but not a fan of its price tag or anti-customer device limits. Now I’m a fan of my own project, Snaggle, which implements the parts of Hookmark I actually use, borrows Alfred as a user interface, and is...
I'll be patiently waiting for the dust to settle on WordPress 7.0 before installing it. Not immediately interested with the AI layer added to the core (via jwz). A new AI Client in Core lets WordPress communicate with generative AI...
It’s still terrible for us all.
It’s still terrible for us all.
The BOOK 8088 was released a few years ago to massive fanfare among retro computer tragics like me. It was a modern laptop with newly designed parts wed to an Intel 8088 CPU and CGA graphics. The keyboard is mushy, and the screen acts...