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  1. The English Woodworker
    Woodworking blog & videos for the hand tool woodworker. By Richard Maguire. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Which Saws Are Best For Ripping Thick Stuff? [Video]
    There’s a lot of choice when it comes to rip saws. And unfortunately options usually just make things more complicated.So hopefully the video above will help clear up some of the confusion around which saw …
    By Richard Maguire, 82 words
  2. Schneier on Security
    I am a public-interest technologist, working at the intersection of security, technology, and people. By Bruce Schneier. 🇺🇸 More info

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    AI Mistakes Are Very Different from Human Mistakes
    Humans make mistakes all the time. All of us do, every day, in tasks both new and routine. Some of our mistakes are minor and some are catastrophic. Mistakes can break trust with our friends, …
    By Bruce Schneier, 1,206 words
  3. The Technium
    Making the Inevitable Obvious. By Kevin Kelly. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Weekly Links, 01/17/2025
    This surprising study showed that AI chat doctor was better than human Dr + AI. Not what we expected. Patients are going to use the chat Drs so once Drs figure out how to use …
    By Kevin Kelly, 64 words
  4. SFSS
    Science fiction short stories. More info

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    Taking a Break
    I've always posted irregularly and I don't think that's going to change, that's just how I roll (no, I'm not bipolar). On the other hand, I need to recharge the batteries, so my absence will …
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  5. Letterform Archive — News
    Recent news and announcements from Letterform Archive. 🇺🇸 More info

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    This Just In: Chopstick Sleeves as Emissaries of Japanese Typography and Culture
    Designer and educator Angie Wang deciphers a collection of over 500 sleeves recently donated to the Archive. From Rarified to Commonplace: A Brief History of Hashibukuro The chopstick sleeve originated in the Imperial Court of …
    By Angie Wang, 2,671 words
  6. Drifting Clouds 片雲の風
    Travels with Jani. By Jani Patokallio. 🇦🇺 🇸🇬 More info

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    Thoughts from an ordinary Aussie EV roadtrip
    Welcome to Victoria, the long way During the summer holidays we drove our Tesla Model 3 from Sydney to Melbourne via the Princes Highway and back via the Hume, about 2500 km all in including …
    By jpatokal, 1,345 words
  7. David Ralph Lewis
    Poet and Writer from Bristol UK. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Forwards
    Wind whispers insults down the chimney - all your failures as a husband, friend, human You pull on Gore-Tex. Rustle as you walk. A meteorological mystery - This storm has squatted overhead for weeks. You …
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  8. Bart Wronski
    Technology, programming, art, machine learning, image and signal processing. By Bart Wroński. 🇺🇸 More info

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    How I use ChatGPT daily (scientist/coder perspective)
    We all know how the internet works—lots of “hot takes,” polarizing opinions, trolling, and ignorance. Recently, everyone has opinions on AI and LLMs/GenAI in particular. I won’t focus here on “gold rush” influencers, bad grifters, …
    By bartwronski, 51 words
  9. Secret Desi History
    Fragments from South Asian America — from the Berkeley South Asian Radical History Walking Tour. By Anirvan Chatterjee. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Old James: A “mystic” Desi opium addict in 1880s Berkeley
    In 1880s Berkeley, a turbaned figure known only as “Old James” wandered alone through the hills, his turban and trance-like manner catching the attention of locals. Described in a newspaper as “a sort of mystic,” …
    By Anirvan Chatterjee, 979 words
  10. Fleen
    The webcomics blog about webcomics. By Gary Tyrrell. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Faith, In The End, Is Rewarded
    Few people I know still have an RSS reader, ever since Google did us all dirty and essentially killed the entire idea of RSS; as such, I keep an oldschool bookmark list of comics that …
    By Gary Tyrrell, 194 words
  11. Matthew Bogart
    Comics that will make you laugh and break your heart. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Sharing the love of a thing
    Just a little ways away from our house sits a tiny movie theater, a cozy spot with just three screens showing both modern releases and beloved classics. Recently, I've seen "Stand By Me", "Being John …
    By Matthew Bogart, 212 words
  12. Hotelblues.com
    The Website that got one man fired and can do the same for you! By Turk Shakespeare. 🇺🇸 More info

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    All Good Things
    It finally seems to be happening. The old hotel I worked at is getting torn down. It seems weird to see it go. I wouldn’t have had this website without that hotel. Here is a …
    By Turk, 51 words
  13. my name is mwd: photos
    By Michael Dales. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Missing the channel
    I imagine we've all had times when we've felt without purpose, like this channel marker when the tide is out.
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  14. Boak & Bailey's Beer Blog
    UK beer blog running since 2007, with tasting notes, beer history, pub reports and commentary on British booze culture. By Jessica Boak, Ray Bailey. 🇬🇧 More info

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    The ongoing demise of pub grub
    “Can you recommend a pub near Bristol Temple Meads with good food?” Err, actually, we’re not sure we can – which is quite strange, really. A decade ago, it felt as if most pubs offered …
    By Boak & Bailey, 679 words
  15. Aegir.org
    I am a designer and illustrator and I live in West Wales not far from Swansea. By Aegir Hallmundur. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Jackdaw Cherry Vendetta
    The jackdaws have never liked cherries. Every year they strip the whole lot off before they ripen.
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