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COROS should add Rucking (walking with a weighted pack) as a supported activity mode, complete with logging how much weight you’re carrying.
The link. The paragraph: There is no easy way to read it.* I’m not reading it in the bath, it’s hard work in bed, and did I take it to read on my long journey to Utrecht? Did I bollocks! No way am I lugging it around either. So reading...
McFarlane Toys 7" DC Collector Edition 80s Wonder Woman, Poison Ivy And Hawkgirl First Look McFarlane Toys announced on June 25 that they would be releasing a Golden Age-era (sort of) version of Hawkgirl, along with Wonder Woman and...
Research Projects • clubhouse 88 • David Noel • Trevor PaglenI want to believe:Trevor Paglen: Near Blood Canyon (undated), 2024, Framed Pigment Print, 11 ¼” x 13 ½”We are excited to announce Research Projects, a new collaborative venture...
This past week, I was on vacation. When asked, the easy answer would be “I didn’t go anywhere,” but that’s not entirely true. We went all over the place; we just never left the state. I’ve mentioned it previously, but even after living...
Last Friday I got to open the Head in the Cloud summit by mittwald in Espelkamp. And honestly, I’m still wondering a little how that happened. ;) Photo by Thorsten Jonas It started out completely normal: I applied through the call for...
Some 90 years ago today. Fort Riley, Kansas, 29 June 1936. The 13th U.S. Cavalry Regiment is seen returning to garrison from its last march as a horse cavalry outfit before shipping off their mounts, trading horse shoes and oats for...
Twenty-six ships from 13 partner and allied nations last week steamed in formation with the most grand of Nimitz-class aircraft carriers, USS Nimitz (CVN-68) herself, in Fleet Exercise (FLEETEX) 250 under the aegis of U.S. Second Fleet....
Well, this dovetails nicely into our conversation the other day about the Navy looking to rent its way out of its fleet oiler crisis. Seems the Coasties are doing the same thing… The USCG, which is increasingly being tapped for...
2026 is another year of short stories. In this weekly series, I track my short story writing, from idea and draft to submission. This is the weeks of Jun 15 – Jun 28. Stats Stories Finished: 2 Submissions Currently Out: 5 Submissions...
Web browsers are not document viewers. They are customer acquisition channels for massive tech ecosystems. They don’t serve users, but corporations. AI features, VPNs, crypto wallets, and countless of other nonsense. Markdown, on the...
I've been spending some video time lately looking at the late 1960s, at what a divisive and changed time it is. That's one reason why I'm struck looking at the listings for this Saturday morning, looking at how many westerns there are....
Trigger warning: this is a blog post with detailed description of physical, emotional and sexual abuse. You can pass on this one if you're not feeling well or if you don't want to be triggered. I'm watching Maid again, the Netflix show...
Blades from the ceiling fan spun beneath lights and flickered in shadows against the white cinder-block walls.I’ve had this dream before…I know exactly where I am.But I don’t know why and I’m not sure how I got there. The sound dulled...
I got tired of digging through endless cybersecurity “awesome” lists, abandoned GitHub repos, blog posts from 2017, broken links, random tool dumps, and websites that require half a JavaScript framework just to show me one useful URL....