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It is, of course, shot beautifully and it moves with incredible pace for such a long, miserable movie. But it always feels kind of uncomfortably caught between the spy thriller and the serious period drama. Full of odd little digressions and a sense, almost, of unreality. It's strange to say that this movie is...
Well, look who’s back: Yes, it’s Pressing Concerns! After a couple of weeks off for personal reasons, Rosy Overdrive has returned and is ready to run down some of this week’s notable releases: we’re looking at new albums from Lambchop and Eliots Graveyard and new EPs from Foglights and Commit 2 Try. I can’t promise...
Next up in this occasional series of film-photography tools built by developers in our community: Filmaris, made by RĂ©mi. As with the last one, I asked him to describe it in his own words and send screenshots, and what’s below is my distillation of what he sent. RĂ©mi built Filmaris around a simple observation:...
HTML has been gobbling up swathes of what used to be JavaScript’s remit. This page lists a bunch of dynamic functionality that we can now achieve with just HTML. adactio.com/links/22726
After days of planning, I finally visited a friend’s cafe this week. It was cloudy, with a 55% chance of rain. When it rains, the city stops. Transit slows, some stores close, and everybody is late. Yes, even when there are umbrellas. It’s a coastal city. The safe bet was to stay at home and plan for the next day....
On the 20th of August 2008 I registered Eatweeds.co.uk. I had started documenting what I was finding in the hedge, blogging recipes and observations ... Continue The post 18 years of Eatweeds appeared first on Robin Harford from Eatweeds.
When supplying power to electronics projects, it’s usually the case that one voltage won’t satisfy everything. As a result, the use of power conversion is often mandatory – either you can step down the voltage (using a linear regulator or a buck converter) or you can step-up the voltage (using a boost converter)....
I've found myself thinking lately about loops.
After enjoying a trip around Japan in the company of a thirteenth-century woman, today’s Women in Translation Month choice has us returning to the present day, for a slightly more sedate journey. We’ll be making the acquaintance of a number of people, each at a turning point in their life and wondering what to do...
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Duncan Rawlinson photographed this aerial view of private island homes in the 1000 Islands region of Ontario, Canada. The frame reveals several islands dotted with cottages and boathouses, their docks extending into calm water. Fresh spring foliage wraps each landmass in varying shades of green, from bright lime to...

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