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Miscellaneous bits of news and fun stuff from around the Internet......More good news from Kino Lorber Studio Classics: The Dark Side of Cinema XXVIII Blu-ray collection will be out in November! It will include the Dick Powell gem CRY DANGER (1951), which was previously released by the now-defunct Olive Films, and...
This post is written in response to Chris Shaw's August 2026 IndieWeb Carnival prompt, Purpose.[1] What is purpose? Purpose is an interesting construct. It can be assigned externally, as a concrete statement of utility ("the purpose of a hammer is to pound nails"); or internally, as a guiding principal of behavior...
The Bram binary now embeds SQLite with its FTS5 fulltext indexer and search engine. When you run Bram in a local GitHub (or GitLab) repo, here is what it indexes: â the JSONL session files written by Claude Code and/or Codex â the worklist items written by Bram â git commits â issues posted to GitHub or GitLab The...
ThoughtsI ran an open table Dungeon Crawl Classics campaign for a year to the day at my friendly local game store. We met nearly every Tuesday for 43 sessions in total. The campaign was a conscious effort on my part to blast through a big chunk of my RPG library and run a campaign that would both sate my appetite...
Itâs Sunday, and itâs time for another âpicdump!â Here are the memes, pictures, and cartoons floating around the internet that I found interesting or relevant this week. Share and enjoy! Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot Screenshot...
My watercolor painting.1One of my most valuable possessions is the pawn my father carved eleven years ago to replace the one weâd lost from our chess set. We'd fallen into the habit of playing at the hospital while we waited for his new lung, and he whittled the pawn quickly. I can still see the blade coming...
Back when I added a factorial operator to my assembler, the code only applied it to numeric literals because the code that implemented it appeared in the same function as parsing a numeric literal. I only found the bug when I tried to apply a factorial to a subexpression in parenthesis, for example, -(2+1)!. The fix...
Links Posted to Thoughts The Week of 07-26-2026 There were 7 links posted this week. 08/01/2026 @19:56 "Everyone hates AI" in ParisUnlike the US, France and the EU are currently capable of regulating the tech industry. This of course is why you hear American tech executives grouse about Europe so much. Itâs a...
London Terrace â New York, New York I donât remember what attracted me to this scene. Was it the warm afternoon light or this massive apartment complex? I shot a few compositions, some in portrait orientation. Still, I settled on a wide-angle landscape perspective to include the cross streets and neighborhood...
I have come across my fair share of spreadsheets; they are almost always Excels, because that is what everyone uses. I don't dislike using Excel. It's a fine tool, even though Microsoft till this day still insists on keeping its non-standard copy-and-paste operations that tripped me multiple times. What I really...
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