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Worn side knobs on a Maxxis Rekon tire from my Mach 4 SL. This past Tuesday, at the CRAMBA River Bends With Friends ride, I had a both-tires-slide-out fall on a tight, flat, sandy-over-hard trail that resulted in a pretty-decent scrape...
I’ve had the melody to Ian McConnell’s “Bangladesh” floating in my head for weeks, so I decided to pull out my old Game Boy and record a chiptune version of the song: You can download my chiptune versions (including a version closer to...
As I was working on new tools for my personal assistant this week, I ended up adding web search and thereby getting the content of a website to the toolbox. Automating anything web related in 2026 is a pretty annoying experience, and...
My infinite web site generator caught a .git/config crawler.
1 | To start a thread cold these days, acontextual, is no longer to inhabit a blank slate of latent possibility. 2 | Instead, one is intrigued by the notion of the model's grasp of its space of memory which, fascinatingly, does overlap...
Evening. The squashes have started to fruit, though they are also looking a bit mildewy. I’m not ready for the peas to be over, sending E out to pick a bunch for a snack is just so wholesome. But they’re drying up a bit and getting too...
Here it is at last, coverage of my recent trip to Japan. I was initially going to split this post up, but ultimately decided to keep it as one master post. After all, there is no difference between visiting menswear stores and a vacation...
I bought a book on my Kindle — a thing I have done many times before. I exchanged money for goods, as one is supposed to do in a capitalist society. Then this happened. “While you can continue reading books previously downloaded, you can...
The original Commodore PET editions of Brian Cotton’s Catacombs and Goblin Towers, published by Supersoft back in 1981, have been recovered after being considered lost for around 45 years thanks to Marcel Lansing. Until now, only later...
Last month I made my print debut in Asterisk Magazine, with a title so good it made me rethink my entire philosophy: We’re all one crisis away from taking unlicensed research peptides. Then this month I published On the origin of...
well, after a few days of a heat wave that had us sweating through 100+ degree temperatures, its finally a comfortable temperature again. in the past week and half i've moved back in with family as i inch closer to beginning a new job...
The World of Interiors in partnership with Montblanc has an open call for writers to submit a 500-word story of any genre with the theme “Doors & Drawers.” I submitted a work of fictional flash fiction. Submit here.About I My Book |...
I had another excellent PLDI this past June. It was my fourth1. I continued to meet new people and learn new things! Overall: I got to meet a lot of new people, which was exciting. I had some good chats about research. I asked a question...
Wallos is a free and open-source application that you can self-host and which will help you track what subscriptions you currently have, what they cost (with auto-conversion to your currency), when they renew, notify you before they are...
Read the full post at - 100 Years of Solitude by Gabriel García Márquez I picked this one up at the library with a pretty specific checklist in mind: I wanted a long novel, a Latin American novel, and something with a thread of magical...