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Iâve been trying to go about the summer Friday newsletters with a sense of lightness, the way I make a collage out of scraps in my drawer â I pull out what Iâve saved, push it around until it makes sense (or nonsense), and glue it down. (Hit send.) Last Fridayâs letter was called âThe very thing that drove you...
Did you know that each Django release has a âcode wordâ associated with it? Itâs hidden in plain sight, in the announcement blog post describing the list of features coming in the next version. I think this is a lovely little tradition. I last covered the list back in 2021, for Django 3.2 (post). This post expands...
They call your survival a curse, your face a weapon, your body a trophy. They are all wrong. Starting Equipment: Heavy veil, polished bronze mirror, short sword, chisel and hammer. Starting Skills: Refusing demands, spotting ill intent, holding your ground. A: Serpent Crown, The Gaze B: In the Mirror C: Stone...
Earlier this month I had the pleasure of getting to chat about Donât Call It Art with art coach Beth Pickens. I started off the conversation by describing the dream I had after seeing Bob Dylan live: You can watch the whole thing here.
Paper! Despite the meddling of the internet, itâs still everywhere. Thereâs a good chance you have some in your very own home. In fact, itâs probably within armâs reach right now. Coming for you. Fluttering closer. Ready to give you a stingy cut on the fingertip. But for all its sins, paper is good for a few things....
Today's VHS find: Pam DorĂ© posted a video of the first night of Club Q at DNA Lounge, back in the distant year of Two Thousand and Two. Wait, we were still using VHS in 2002? Yes. Yes we were. 2002, in case you didn't know, was 24 years ago. How dare it. The nerve. â¶ïž
PlotLines is a terrific site: âThe classics, mapped â every journey in the book, drawn on a hand-tinted period map, with the real 1890s Ordnance Survey wherever the story walks in Britain.â For anyone who, like me, reads novels with maps and atlas at hand, trying to trace the charactersâ travels, itâs a godsend, and...
While growing Moonlight's developer community, I built a smart newsletter to create a personalized digest for each member. When I later looked at our analytics, I realized that the newsletter had ten times as many weekly active users as our website. I thought of the company as a web application, but for our...
My most recent typewriter interview â a big hit with readers! â is with author and illustrator Mark Haddon, who said it was the most enjoyable interview heâs ever done and bestowed upon me my new title, âPrince of Analogue.â
soft and comfy they are in their little bubble the world around can keep moving and it does always moving they're just two dots together slowly swaying amidst the chaos
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