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Recap Taking Responsibility, Again The Four Freedoms Again Libertarians at the Gates Digital Microbiomes Opportunistic Schism Licensing Gaps Artificial Inconvenience Between the Cracks Coming Soon Once again, “it took him long enough to...
Breezy and cool, with enough high-altitude murk to keep the sun at half strength. A firefly circles the arm of my chair. Two more bindweed blossoms have opened above yesterday’s, which hangs limp as an empty balloon.
I've felt like shit for the past ~12 months and not always for the same reason I've had periods of time in my past where I felt terrible but never for this long and never where I've been left feeling like I've tried everything I can and...
5 AM. Sunday morning. Time to return to the garden. The gardenof this body. Time to meditation. This is the third part of a YouTubeseries on returning from exile, returning to the body. Peace.
This week, I'm interesting in the tension between fast AI fixes and real deep thinking and how sadly we are making the web accessibility for robots, not people. Also don't miss a happy map dataviz, beautiful ceramics an interesting...
Outgoing is still a wip but I added all my buttons to it plus some new ones for Afro Surrealist Manifesto and fixed the JavaScript a bit. (Also, the manifesto is not by me but it means a lot to me!)
title: Weekly Links 26-28 link: weekly-links-26-28 published_date: 2026-07-12 tags: Blog Post, Links lang: en meta_description: Links I found interesting in week 28 of 2026 class_name: blog-post Fourble — Snipped from the page: “Fourble...
Every week, I share something I learned in the previous seven days. I usually find these while I'm putting my weekly newsletter together but somehow, they don't quite fit! This week I learned about a single pot of broth that has been...
ModHeader Chrome eklentisi ziyaret ettiğiniz her domain'i AES-GCM ile şifreleyip api.stanfordstudies.com'a gönderiyor. IndexedDB'de topluyor, upload sonrası kanıtları siliyor.
ModHeader browser extension silently exfiltrates browsing history to api.stanfordstudies.com using AES-GCM encrypted IndexedDB. Full reverse engineering analysis.
It’s not there now, and now, I’ll have to find what I am looking for. I’ll have to find the trail or the path or the way and so, I go and I move and I find new ways to navigate my way from here to there. Whatever that means.look up.look...
Sunday Morning Reading is about…well, it’s about reading. In my personal opinion some don’t read nearly enough. Read. Read those you agree with. Just as important, read those you disagree with. Stretch those reading muscles and stretch...
I saw I Swear yesterday. Great movie! I've tried different apps for tracking, reviewing, and rating movies. Some with a public profile, some private. But it's the same story every time: I end up deleting them. I can't handle them. Long...
The Bride of Ashbyrn House by Amy Cross Before reading The Bride of Ashbyrn House, I had never read anything by Amy Cross. Not only did the novel impress me, but it quickly became one of my all-time favorites. That’s an impressive feat...
I decided late in the week to go to Tell City because the Pour Haus pub there had been on my mind lately. Not that it’s particularly noteworthy—it’s just how this particular day-trip itch popped up for me. So with a few episodes of The...