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...and with its appearance, time now to gather the multifarious strands and weave something: ...of note? ...reifying the past 3+ years? ...that may never be actually finished? ...announcing one's "Last Light" work? ...of substance, or...
I said goodbye to Adrian Mole, which means I'm back free to get back standalone novels again! The post Reading Roundup: June 2026 appeared first on The Wallflower Digest.
Adventures of Superman: The Book of El #10A Scott Godlewski Regular Release: Jul 01, 2026Cover: Sep 2026 THE RETURN OF SUPERWOMAN! After thousands of years without Superman, fighting his enemies in a losing battle, Kara Zor-El nearly...
Writing these monthly posts is making me very aware of how quickly the year is going. I’m not sure I like that at all. June saw some truly horrible hot weather in the UK; it’s almost like murdering the planet with CO₂ emissions was a...
“I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious.“– Albert Einstein
You may have heard that Anthropic was caught doing something sneaky which I want to explain without any of the technical stuff because the lesson is for everyone, especially if you're paying for AI tools or deciding whether your team...
My apps are growing very very slowly, but one app requires very high touch and concierge setup, which takes up most of my time since the app launch at 2025 April. I have achieved my dream of making a living of selling my own software,...
Random, but I haven’t posted a picture of my surgically replaced left knee in a long time. It works so well now and the scar is barely visible. For me it was an excellent decision. Now I’m waiting for the right one to completely fall...
Hello, loves! Speed report, and I noticed what looks like Feature Envy. Let’s see where it leads. One serious mistake, quickly corrected. Very nice result. Some speculation. With a little free time in hand while I attended a not very...
Uphill battle of selling 1-click Linux installer.
Blog post: https://www.davidrevoy.com/article1156/baby-pagoda-side-quest-failed
This morning Mr Overkill sent me the link to the AI Compass test, which I guess is a spin on the famous political compass test. It’s a bunch of questions—27? 29? 15? Who knows!—and at the end you get your location on the map and your...
The Vaster Wilds is a remarkable book. It somehow manages to be both harrowing and uplifting at the same time. I had read one of Lauren Groff’s previous books, Matrix, and liked it well enough. But The Vaster Wilds is in a different...
Akhs, like all thoughts, can be helpful or destructive.These ones are harmful. Akhs in Yarfu are useful alternatives to classic D&D diseases and curses. You can hand out akhs with harsh initial penalties that resolve into moderation, our...