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May 11, 2026 I wonder how many different birds could inspire how many different wardrobes? This is such an easy and classic color palette. If you absolutely couldn’t live without blue denim (I bet you can, but you do you!) you’ve always...
AI-Powered Xcode Simulator Automation is becoming the standard increasingly now that we develop apps using Agents on a daily basis. The more your agents can do autonomously, the higher your productivity will be. At the same time, context...
Last week Australia’s central bank (Reserve Bank of Australia, RBA) raised interest rates. Again. Political economists have been talking for decades about the RBA’s tendency to redistribute wealth from the bottom upwards. But now it...
Bonus link: here is Cal Tjader’s Wikipedia page.
Hi pals…I’m going to enter Low Content Mode for at least today, maybe the week, as I need a little time to recharge the ol’ batteries. But I’m still here, keepin’ an eye on you, so you better watch yourselves! In the meantime, drink in...
This is more than a simple sequel, this game positions itself as a direct continuation of the first, to the …
Memo to self: you really should start making a note about where you’ve heard about a particular book as it’s rare that the information remains in your head!! The book I want to share my thoughts about today is one I picked as long ago as...
[You may notice a minor text rendering bug in some of my screenshots, some words showing up all black rather …
In the late 1920s, May Lamberton Becker hosted a column in The Saturday Review of Literature (NY). The column was called "The Reader's Guide," and readers were invited to send in questions related to books. In the 22 December 1928 issue...
Have you ever wondered what really happens between the moment you press the power button and the moment your login screen shows up? That gap—usually some seconds—hides one of the most intricate initialization sequences in computing....