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A selection of quotes and pictures to represent April’s reading: commonplace book noun a book into which notable extracts from other works are copied for personal use. ~ But it was only in epic tragedies that gloom was unrelieved. In...
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A Poem for Akua (NaPoWriMo #30) If someone told me I had to Be without you, I’d be D a m a g e d. Time would lend no healingPoint—no marker for getting overThe grief that would come. You give me a happiness thatHolds no name—no amount of...
Cold and dull at first. Nice and sunny later. Cleared all lab bins. Car washing H.G. (B1, T, K and Doc’s in the week) making 44 to date. Had 600 gals of oil come. Men finished ventilator.
For years, the #fashionista #openweb conversation has been stuck in a loop of naming villains: surveillance capitalism, the #dotcons, Zuckerberg, Musk, “the algorithm.” But focusing on enemies only gets you so far. The creative question...
April showers bring May flowers yet they are at the heart of what makes the most cruel month. I don’t get it. It’s good that we can put the whole thing behind us. Along with the payment of what was dues on the taxes. Done. And stuff like...
Today we are adding scans of the long lost Super Barbarian / Barbarian 3 design document by Palace Software from around 1991, detailing levels and gameplay plans. Huge thanks to Dave Arcadian for sharing. Continue reading →
Thursday Pressing Concerns! New albums from Above Me, Cape Crush, and Golden Tiles! A new EP from No Peeling! Check out the Monday post (TV Star, Urq, Dipper Grande, and Lupo Citta) if you missed it! Also check out the Tuesday post (Big...
With ProPublica failing its staff, I’ve shifted my support to the indie builders keeping the open web alive.
Your PS5 can now transform into a Linux PC theverge.com A developer has created a method to get Linux running on some versions of Sony’s PlayStation 5 console. [...] This is a soft mod, so it won’t persist between power downs or...
It's been about a year since I shifted to independent consulting. I was not prepared for how much I'd have to process because of it.
A whimsical trailer about a paper-thin raccoon—or wait, is that a bear?—living inside a happy Nintendo 64-era inspired collect-a-thon 3D environment convinced me to keep close tabs on the upcoming release schedule. That raccoon/bear—in a...