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Triad Hydrophilic Wound Dressing, Vashe Wound Solution OTC, and bandages. As much as I try to avoid them, I’m unfortunately familiar with the bumps and scrapes that come with mountain biking; typically minor injuries from brushing a tree of or falling over in the dirt. A few weeks back when riding at River Bends on...
Slide to Unlock by Solstad This year we’ve seen cracks in Windows 11 BitLocker, VeraCrypt developers losing their ability to distribute their software on Windows, and Apple removing encryption support from the HFS+ filesystem. We’ve also seen some cases where public outcry and awareness were able to reverse some of...
Billionaires don’t control this, you do. If you want independent media that listens to survivors instead of protecting predators, subscribe. You’re my boss!! Support this newsletter and help us keep truth alive.Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan were arrested by U.S. Marshals in Miami on Saturday, after U.K....
I have a cashmere cardigan which is a real favourite. It is soft, cosy and comfortable and I have owned it for a very long time. Needless to say, the moment has arrived when it has developed holes at the elbow, as seen below. A hole in the sleeve of a cashmere cardigan, photo by Amanda Jane Ogden This is how I dealt...
Last year we brought The People of 1925 figuratively back to life in an article that went beyond the politics of the day to focus on ordinary people leading everyday lives. It attracted a wider readership than we expected, so we've decided to follow it up with The People of 1926.The research is taking a little...
It’s been a while since we’ve played Peter Kirsch, despite this being his 16th game for this blog. (Most recently: The Dalton Gang, Alaskan Adventure, The Curse of the Pharoah). This is the 20th and last game for the SoftSide Adventure of the Month (he didn’t write all of them, but he edited all of them and wrote...
Uploading a photo from my phone worked, but publishing it still meant a full static rebuild. Moving photo metadata to DynamoDB and serving it from an API turned a four minute wait into a few seconds, and taught me a couple of lessons about EXIF data along the way.
In today's episode my old friend Robert McLeod and I talk about his project for establishing better quality consensus in distributed teams and touch upon Crypto, Web3, Smart Contracts, and a bit of reminiscing. Check it out.
There were issues with Signboard’s updater on Windows and Linux. Those have now been fixed so if you’re running Signboard 1.5.0 or earlier you should be able to update to 1.6.0 now.
I’ve heard tuna described as “chicken of the sea”, but why have I never heard anyone refer to pistachios as “clam of the tree”?
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