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Kakistocracy is a form of government run by the worst, least qualified, or most unscrupulous citizens, often leading to incompetence, corruption, and mismanagement. It’s essentially rule by the unfit. It’s not a new word (coined in...
Wintry mountain peaks at Colorado’s Rocky Mountain National Park. The post Rugged Winter Peaks appeared first on 75CentralPhotography.
This a reply to blighttown on their post Bad posts on social media are probably part of what makes them addicting Some time ago I used to play PUBG. At first it started in mobile, but when my LG phone started having issues and I had to...
Here comes the sunAnd I say, "It's all right"Little darlin'It's been a long, cold, lonely winterLittle darlin'It feels like years since it's been hereHere comes the sun— The Beatles, Here Comes The SunAfter the sudden drop in...
Broughton Toll Bar Cottage stands today on the now quiet Garstang Road, which was once a section of the busy A6. Built in the mid 1700s, after some years of neglect the building has recently been converted into a public café and...
Properly cool at last. On Tuesday I woke to tantalising petrichor waft and visible evidence of overnight rain, and so then, yes!, it rained properly on Thursday. I was able to work from home on Monday and Friday because my flat was a...
Let’s look at stepping away from the #dotcons as an example of hashtag affinity group organising. A hashtag can help name a problem, but it cannot by itself create a movement. It only becomes a tool for social change when shared language...
By Sue Coe (151x230mm) This is a promotional accordion pamphlet for X by Sue Coe. Like everything Raw Magazine published, it’s a very nicely done little item — vibrant colour and straight to the point. This blog post is part of the Punk...
No sooner had we said goodbye to Mary than we had Bertie the juvenile gull in the house for a few days. I found him at St Nicholas Kirk after someone reported he couldn’t walk. He could walk but not very well, his legs were wobbly, and...
I have just released a new Quicktake for Apple II version, and it is a quite large upgrade! Most importantly, the program now supports a new camera, the Kodak DC50 Zoom, released in 1996, thirteen years after the Apple IIe. The camera’s...
I just love a captive audience. – Whitney Lynn I always enjoy sharing my earworms, especially when they explain things about my daily life such as why I often call my pig Louie by singing, “Louie Louie Louie Loo-eeeee”. The links above...
I haven’t featured a Vampire Survivor-like in a while, so might as well correct that with a simple one with a fun concept: the very much not fun topic of burnout. In Burnout Inc (not be confused with the Gorillaz song), you are a worker...
The promised bad weather didn’t really materialise outside of a couple of hours of rain and we’re back to sunny days again for now. Another week that has flown past without much rest. 🎓 My youngest got his GCSE results this week. Passes...
I am in the Stonehenge car park looking out at the surrounding fields. All the long grass is bright yellow, like piss. There are tiny little crispy wildflowers, I can see them when I squint. Some of them are dark purple, some are brown...
During the month of August I will be participating in Blaugust, a month long blogging challenge. Virus flickr photo by NomadWarMachine shared under a Creative Commons (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) license Today’s TDC says: Write a poem on a nice...