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Google made everyone mad again, so another wave of people just learned about &udm=14. Maybe we should all take the hint.
Vampire’s Kiss This actually happened to a buddy of mine. Anyway, this is a one or two star movie with a five star Nic Cage performance in it. Every so often I try to make it through a series of Nic Cage films just because the...
From How to remember and forget by Mike Monteiro:
The first recording today is Pokemon: Battle Frontier – Deoxys’ Crisis (Part 2). With Max, Meowth and Deoxys having disappeared, Ash and friends join forces with Team Rocket. Solana tells them that the magnetic disturbances seem to...
Berlin-based label, ELSI, recently reproduced a little bit of dance music history. At the imprint’s request, legendary Italian DJ Leo Mas, took a step back in time, and recreated one his sets from during his residency at Ibiza’s Amnesia....
It was Zane’s birthday. So of course it was a big themed birthday with a dollop of Mario Kart themed karting.
From How global logistics got me over my fear of personal agents by Matt Webb:
Unary codes are a form of universal variable-length code (UVLC) that are sometimes used on their own but more commonly used as a building block for more general families of UVLCs like Golomb, Rice or Gamma/Exp-Golomb codes. There are...
Trains and big cities are more efficient on a typical cost basis than cars. The operating costs of trains are such that even the unsubsidized costs of big-city metros and bus networks are a fraction of those of cars. For example, New...
The Raroia northeast anchorage was very comfortable, and the facilities of the “Twin Palms Yacht Club” fun. But we still wanted to explore the rest of the atoll. And so in the morning we hoisted anchor and followed Plan B on a slaloming...
Some years ago, my brain—unbidden—committed an act of literary vandalism and produced the following. Apologies to… everybody. Whan that Aprille with his slithy toves The droghte of March hath perced to the borogoves, And bathed every...
Click here to book Remembering John Claridge who died last Sunday aged eighty-two John Claridge first visited the Whitechapel Bell Foundry in 1982 to photograph the life of Britain’s oldest manufacturing company, founded in 1570. He...
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