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This week on the People and Blogs series we have an interview with Anne Lee Steele, whose blog can be found at aleesteele.com. Tired of RSS? Read this in your browser or sign up for the newsletter. People and Blogs is supported by the...
Heavy snowfall from a late-winter storm falls onto Denver, Colorado’s City Park. The post Snowstorm appeared first on 75CentralPhotography.
A classic non-fiction about science and humanity's journey towards being able to gather knowledge about outer space. Although plenty of new things have been added to this knowledge since its original publication, it's still a very...
On Linux what does networking? What parts are implemented in the kernel and what parts require userspace tools or daemons? How much of networking is inherent to the kernel and how much is up to distributions? What tools may be combined...
Polar Park is a French language darkly humourous crime thriller TV series, set in a fictionalised tiny French town on the Swiss border almost permanently under snow – although a few continuity shots may have different opinions – of...
“Strava has been a big part of my fitness workflow for one big reason. I don’t really care about leaderboards or social features, but it acts as a great hub between devices, apps, and services. I use an Apple Watch and I also use a...
Our topic today is: Sex.Perhaps you’re thinking, “Dave, I have not personally had sex since the Macarena was a thing. This topic does not concern me.”Yes it does, and I will tell you why: babies. We’re running out of them.We used to have...
Yesterday was our first TEEM class on Paul. It was riveting. I'm still not much interested in preaching using Paul's letters, but because Paul has been so influential and so misused, it's good to find out what's really there.The most...
From The Gates of Europe: A History of Ukraine, by Serhii Plokhy (Basic Books, 2017), Kindle pp. 178-179: THE COSSACK HETMANATE, which survived under the suzerainty of the Muscovite tsars only on the Left Bank of the Dnieper, served as a...
I’ve always loved maps, from old-time gas-station road maps to historical maps to maps of imaginary places. As a child, I delighted in preparing maps of places I’d dreamed up for make-believe play, and in my teens that turned into...
Sail off anchor at 6:20, sunrise coming with a flock of white ibises. Clear skies, light south wind. Peaceful morning, quiet enough to listen to the sounds of the marsh. Tack to the east side of Turnagain Bay to get a better angle on the...
Nicked from a Lobsters post...Classic MacOS was for many of us the real MacOS. OS X is NeXTstep given a facelift to look a bit like a Mac, but it's Unix, and you can tell. It's a pretty Unix but it's an order of magnitude more...
What strucks me most is not the band’s ability to move across different musical territories - that alone would be little more than a technical exercise - but the astonishing precision with which every stylistic choice serves the...
Beginning life as a lockdown YouTube series, Monarchs Anonymous returns to The Other Palace following its debut run in October 2025 and a stint at this year’s Brighton Fringe. This “royal progress” has all been facilitated by writers...
As an Iranian, I normally have to give a lecture about “why I'm not muslim” and “the reasons I don't support many actions of the regime” after meeting a new foreigner. With Chinese people, it doesn't happen quite often. They react with...