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The northwest corner of North 6th Street and Berry Street in Williamsburg (Brooklyn) in 1940: The four-story building on the left is 111 North 6th, “Jersey Hogs Pork Products” is 115 North 6th, and the building between (the second fire-escape from the corner) is 113 North 6th. Here’s a better view of 111 which was a...
working on the slatsGetting the length between the rails and adding 5/8" for the mortises. I sawed the length of the slats 1/8" less then the OAL.3 down with 2 to goCleaned up the four edges of the slats with planes and then fitted the top mortises first. For the most part the mortises were fairly close and I only...
This post is an entry for the Indonesian TTRPG Blogwagon Hi! I'm Citaaticat, taking over my husband's blog to join in his Indonesian TTRPG Blogwagon. One word stood out to me from his list of topics: politics. That is the source of our displeasure, as it affects every aspect of our lives. So let's get some justice....
Linux 7.2 officially slams the door on x86 processors that lack a Time Stamp Counter. We are finally shedding legacy fallback timing code that is genuinely older than some of the fresh-faced nerds currently trying to untangle enterprise cloud monoliths. If you just felt an urge to hyperventilate into an anti-static...
Visitors watch for dolphins at Pier 21 as the sun sets on Galveston, Texas. The post Watching for Dolphins appeared first on 75CentralPhotography.
Here at MPorcius Fiction Log, we are reading stories from 1925 issues of Farnsworth Wright's unique magazine, Weird Tales. Today, three stories from Henry S. Whitehead, an Episcopal minister from the greatest state in the union, New Jersey, who, like myself, left the Garden State seeking education and adventure....
The August theme for the Read Christie challenge is ‘Beloved Duo’, so one of her Tommy and Tuppence books was the obvious choice for this month! I’ve read the first three in the series, which made this an ideal opportunity to pick up the next one, By the Pricking of My Thumbs. Tommy and Tuppence Beresford, unlike...
If you played the original Gratuitous Space Battles game about 500 years ago, you will recall that the online challenges were a very popular part of the game. If not, let me explain: GSB was the first autobattler, so its a game where you set up a fleet of space ships (that you designed), give them orders, and then...
The following is a guest post by William Barter, who recently finished a term as the ‘physics coordinator’ of LHCb-UK. –o– The European particle physics community recently undertook a two-year process to update our strategy – setting out the things that we, as a field, choose to prioritise. The highest priority in...
I feel a bit frazzled today. Let me record some snapshots:--I meet with my Candidacy Committee today for an Endorsement Panel. I have completed the huge writing project, and the people involved know me on some level. I'm not nervous, exactly, but I'm taking it seriously. During my upcoming walk, I'll try to...

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