The New Leaf Journal
Nicholas A. Ferrell
The New Leaf Journal is a self-hosted WordPress-powered online writing magazine. I launched the site on April 27, 2020. I created the project to host my own writing and that of my friends, which (as of this date) includes Victor V. Gurbo.
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All posts (156)
I have published an article and fictional dialogue complaining about the ever-increasing brightness of car headlights in Brooklyn, New York, from the perspective of a pedestrian who regularly takes evening walks. Over on The Emu Café Social, I noted that I am not the only one to have noticed the issue. Four years to...
John Salley stated that Dennis Rodman refused to guard him in his 1992 return to Detroit after being traded to the Miami Heat. I decided to investigate when a couple of things did not add up.
The solution to setting up AmberElec on my Anbernic RG351V was found in the GitHub issues of a different alternative firmware for the device.
A machine translation mishap from English to Japanese inadverntenly creates an RPG success story on Steam in Japan.
PumpkinOS is a re-implementation of PalmOS. In a short Halloween-themed post, I built it from source and ran it on Linux.
A quote about the dinosaur legacy of birds inspired me to "edit" some of our classic (my description) NLJ bird posts.
I give the audience what I (think?) it wants with coverage of the first two teaser trailers for season two of The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten.
I celebrate the quarter-century anniversary of the North American release of Pokémon Gold and Silver with the story of how I organically caught a shiny purple Drowzee in my first Gold run.
An interview of sorts with by good friend and New Leaf Journal colleague Victor V. Gurbo on his new album, Outrun the Invisible Man.
We discover that it is unwise to put out carved Halloween pumpkins in the opening days of October, especially when the wehether is consistently in the 70s and 80s.
An inflatable crow bringing fall tidings to Brooklyn leads into a discussion about my Ubuntu Touch camera app and a seasonal theme for NLJ.
I review the iMoon app for Ubuntu Touch, available in flavors for version 16.04 and versions 20.04 and 24.04.
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