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Disclaimer Previously⊠The Homecoming Conclusions The Good The Bad The Weird Behind the Scenes at the Blog Stay Tuned⊠Disclaimer In these posts, we discuss a non-âFree as in Freedomâ popular culture franchise property, including occasional references to part of that franchise behind a paywall. My discussion and...
AuthorMatt DinnimanOverviewItâs off to the races in the explosive eighth book in the Dungeon Crawler Carl series.As chaos and mass panic spread outside the dungeon in the wake of Faction Wars, Carl and Donut find themselves on the tenth floor, where theyâre forced to compete in a surprisingly normal set of tasks....
In this week's episode: Two words in a reality TV star's contract can change their post-show lifeâbut also may not be that big of a deal? A dive into exclusivity clauses. Plus: news I broke about Love is Blind, recommendations, and life advice from Canada's Drag Race.
Hello, loves! Iâm just gonna go for it. If it works, Iâll claim it, if not, thereâs always reset. It works! Wow! I figure weâll wind up with a view maker and a view. One issue that I see is the subscriptions. As things stand, a subscription is a function that the PubSub calls. Ideally, we might like to do the...
MY (TOTALLY UN-DAILY) PIC is a delightful item from the April 14, 1914, Washington Post, about two young designers from the Wiener WerkstĂ€tte alighting in New York. It goes with my New York Times review of the great show about the WerkstĂ€tteâs women that just opened at The Jewish Museum. Those womenâs profound...
Vinay Prasad asks whether health care is a human right and, using some convoluted mental gymnastics, answers no with a disturbingly LLM-like turn of phrase: Health care, as it is practiced in 2026 America, is not a human right. Itâs a tax penalty on our ignorance and wishful thinking. This is bullshit, in the...
(click to enlarge)This morning I was on my way home after doctor's appointment. As I passed by a local community flower garden, I spontaneously decided to stop and see what was blooming. I'm glad I did. When I left the house for the doctor's office, I had grabbed my small Fujifilm X-E5 kit which contains the 16-50mm...
I really am getting fed up with our so-called âsmartâ home devices. Not a day goes by without some degree of frustration trying to use them. I canât imagine trying to run my home entirely on these blasted things. The two key offenders are our Ring cameras and LIFX bulbs. The former is rarely in any hurry to show me...
the dark clouds follow me but won't give me rain to hide my tears I consider taking the longer route that narrow path deeper into the woods walk to the farthest point scream, then wonder how far will my lake carry my grief?
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