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If you plan to reinstall Windows or maybe switch over to Linux, here's a few things to check and confirm before wiping your drive.
The current temperature of the universe is 2.72548 Kelvin. By Landauer's principle, the minimum amount of energy required to erase or alter one bit of information is kT ln(2), where k is Boltzmann's constant and T is the temperature in Kelvin. At 2.72548 K, this energy is approximately 2.6 x 10-23 Joules. By...
It is self-serving to claim one “discovered” an artist, but I guess I did. Early works here circa 1992 by 1930 Haitian born artist Max Romain of the Bronx, New York. I found his work In an amateur exhibition at a branch of the New York Public Library. It had been arranged by a library worker and friend of the...
In this short series, I finally pick up some games that I’ve heard about, and are highly rated, but I just have never given a shot. The first of these is Vampire Survivors.
🔖Read I Let My Students Watch Me Struggle With a Masterpiece. It Changed Everything.. In the algorithmic age, effective teaching is affective teaching. Yes! Being a good teacher requires being sort of odd, even a bit immature. This is my whole vibe.
This is what my Fujifilm X100VI kit had become––bloated and less pleasurable to use.(click to enlarge)In the past, I've expressed my thoughts about the X100VI, how I use it, my different and more casual attitude when using it and how pleased I have been to own and use this camera. You can read about that here, here...
When I think back on my time at Blockbuster, I sometimes think of The Sandlot. Not because we spent our shifts playing baseball, although we probably would have if there had been room between the New Releases wall and the candy display, but because it was a period of innocence, confusion, growing up, and making the...
From the 1930s, postcard nostalgia about the “days of the Square Rigger”: “Stokes” in this case is Isaac Newtown Phelps Stokes, who wrote the definitive book, in six volumes, on the physical and visual history of New York City up to the early twentieth century: The iconography of Manhattan Island. The Stokes...
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