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For a four-year span starting in 2020, Canada Post told stories about its stamps. The premise of the Canadian stamp stories section of the website was simple: take a deeper look into the new series of stamps that were released by Canada...
Cape Manazuru in Kanagawa prefecture is a scenic spot that juts out from the coastline and is home to the Mitsuishi ("three rocks"). The two largest are joined together with Shinto ropes and there is a tiny little torii gate jutting out...
The first recording today starts with the end of Blue Peter. There’s a trail for ‘Heart Term’. Then it’s Gastronuts – What’s the World’s Weirdest Diet? There a special guest, athlete Colin Jackson, who talks about the diets he has to use...
If it ain't fun, there's no sense in doing it. Fast or slow.— Jason Fried (@jasonfried) June 4, 2026
I’ve been having an AT&T problem at work… a while ago when I was more concerned with not dying due Tales from the weird IT side by Paul E King first appeared on Pocketables.
It’s good to have Dresden back. I prefer to practice “death of the author” when it comes to reviews or analysis. To me it doesn’t matter what they intended or what kind of person they are (mostly). But this book truly seems inseparable...
Wonderful words by the ever erudite Adam Turner. Italian ambient maestro Gigi Masin hasn’t made a full-length solo album for five years. In the time since 2020’s “Calypso”, he’s undergone some life-changing events that have led him to...
It works better with RAM.
In Monday's episode of @dithering.fm entitled "Electric Cars and Meta Subs" John Gruber made some comments about an "alternate universe where cars went electric a long time ago" that I quite enjoyed, quoted here via lightly edited...
If you’re wondering why I haven’t been posting here as much lately, well, I have an excuse. I’ve been spending most of my (minimal) spare time working on my new iOS app, Ponder. I launched it a couple of months ago and I’ve been having a...
Part of the ongoing Big Tech's War on Users series.Yesterday I wrote about the internal Microsoft document that labeled Phase 1 of their Scout AI rollout "Make people addicted." The document was written by Omar Shahine — Corporate Vice...