as days pass by
scratched tallies on the prison wall.
- By Stuart Langridge
- Based in United Kingdom
- Roughly seven posts per year
- First post on
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Any gaps could be due to errors when fetching the blog’s feed.
Most recent posts
I recently discovered that there's an old software edition of the Oxford English Dictionary (the second edition) on archive.org for download. Not sure how legal this is, mind, but I thought it would be useful …
Many years ago (2012!) I was invited to be part of "The Pastry Box Project", which described itself thus: Each year, The Pastry Box Project gathers 30 people who are each influential in their field …
I've recently switched back from vscode to Sublime Text, which means that after all the time I spent training my fingers to type "code somefile.txt" instead of "subl somefile.txt" I now need to undo all …