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Something I put off until a bit into a personal project is adding an icon library. But, it’s essential to a good user experience. With Lucite there’s a fantastic open source option that’s easy to use. Add it to a React project like this:...
I took this one spinning in a circle. Because, why not? 😵💫 Selfie a day for a year, day 5: Aug 23, 2026 edition.
What is Dave wearing today? Dave says that's none of your business. How does Dave feel today? Dave says that's none of your business. What are the factors affecting Dave's mood? Dave says that's none of your business. What business is...
this week i tried scheduling out my entire week in my calendar, down to the times i go to the gym or read. normally i wing that or have it scheduled in my mind, but i had a busy weekend and i wanted to make it to and through it without...
One of the primary purposes for our homelab FreeBSD box is for data backups and storage for myself, Clara, and our family. Just over four years ago to the day, we replaced a couple of 4 TB Western Digital Blues with two 12 TB drives....
Splitting the majority of the puzzle gameplay off to Moonlight Museum puts Lunatea’s Veil in a position to carry forward the original game’s action elements, but Lunatea’s Veil seems uninterested in reprising the quirks from the...
Melbourne Opera is at the height of their powers as they deliver a truly thrilling new production of Verdi classic Il Trovatore. Musical excellence and compelling dramatic action are perfectly balanced in this expertly prepared,...
I have a confession. I don’t wash my single-purpose dishes with soap all the time. Things like my tofu press, my black tea diffuser, my Chemex, my compost plastic dish, etc. For the most part, it’s because I use them too often (like the...
One of my regular haunts has a new house blend. Tastes great! Here’s to a new week. Let’s do this. 💪 By Ruben Schade in Sydney, 2026-08-24.
According to the latest projections from a frontier AI lab, we’re at most five years away from the scenario charted below:This can’t be stopped; the only thing we can do is prepare. Luckily, if there’s one thing we learned from science...
Click here to book for The Gentle Author’s Tours In the churchyard of St Dunstan’s in the East, Idol Lane If ever I should require a peaceful walk on a Sunday afternoon when the crowds are thronging in Brick Lane and Columbia Rd, then I...
Stop reading now if you aren’t interested in a nuanced take on both of them Photo and text by the author I’m not usually into the would you rather game, but this one on Mastodon caught my attention. We were asked to choose which we...
tried a new (to us) restaurant, RegarioTheir menu is mostly Spanish and Italian cuisinewe ordered the Galician octopus...950 yen (plus tax)The octopus was so tender! and the potatoes were perfectly cookedThe garlicky sauce was super...
This post has been mulling around in my brain for some months now. When Into the Oddish was Heistfunding, I came across an article that made me stop and pause. I can't remember how I stumbled upon it, but I found the Dungeon Dogma post...
HBF, or High Bandwidth Flash, uses the same flash memory technology we see in SSDs today. Unlike SSDs, HBF is implemented much like HBM (High Bandwidth Memory). HBF cubes sit on the same package as a compute chip, perhaps even next to...