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Share your problem, don't request features I help maintain a couple of projects and one aspect I find surprising — and a bit troubling — is how often people ask for features without explaining their problem. Maybe it’s already in the name, “Feature request”. Despite asking for a feature, often it’s not what’s needed. What’s needed is a solution to a problem and many problems have more than one solution.
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Chicago Skirmish Wargames, , more info
AAR: Grimdark Gaming in Two Scales A much delayed report.... On May 7th we gathered for gaming in our own corner of the Warhammer 40k universe in two different scales. Being CSW, we didn't use Games Workshop rules for either, opting instead for Grimdark Future for the 28mm game and our own slight modification of the "Panzer 8 Sci-FI" rules for those gaming in 6mm. 6mm On the Panzer side we didn't get too many pictures, …
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You should look at this chart about music genres. How Spotify's expanding catalog reflects 2023's musical frontier
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AWS Control Tower Enrollment Gotchas I have been working on moving a collection of about 20-30 AWS accounts from two different AWS Organizations into a new AWS Organization with Control Tower enabled. During the process I have run into a number of different blockers and issues which have not always had the most obvious solutions due to cryptic errors that the AWS Control Tower enrollment process shows. This blog post lists out some of the …
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(Crypto)Punks, Clubs, and Finding Belonging in Unlikely Places Once upon a time on Twitter: I was on the road and groggy with cold meds when this conversation happened, so I told my friend Rushkoff I’d get back to him when I was home and rested up. I thought that would be a week or so later. It’s been 2 months and I haven’t stopped thinking about it, in fact I’m still not entirely sure how to answer it. …
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Designers & Books, , more info
The Book We Need Now: New from Stefan Sagmeister Now is Better by Stefan Sagmeister, soft-cover book and slipcase (Phaidon Press, 2023). The book continues Sagmeister’s life-long interest how design can best speak to people and improve their lives. Initially conceived in 2020 as the world entered a global pandemic, Now is Better looks at quality of life issues through collected statistics and information. WOMAN I, from Now is Better. Percentage of countries in which women have the right …
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booktwo.org | James Bridle, , more info
The Distractor An installation at Kunthaus Zurich on the theme of media history, education, and the technology of attention. Some time ago, I was commissioned to write an essay about children’s media and the capture of attention by the Centre for Media, Technology and Democracy at McGill University. You can read that essay in full, but here’s an excerpt, which concerns the research done by the Children’s Television Workshop (CTW) in the …
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Peter Berthoud | Blog, , more info
How Fitzrovia Got Its Name Before this poster was created hardly anyone had seen the word "Fitzrovia" in print and virtually nobody would have recognised "Fitzrovia" as the name of a London neighbourhood.The origins of Fitzrovia's name begin in the late 1700s when Charles Fitzroy began developing family land in Fitzroy Square and surrounding streets. The Fitzroy Tavern, took its name from Charles Fitzroy's developments. It became popular with the artistic and literary crowd that …
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Carnivorous Plants - Botanical Photography - aldrovanda.com, , more info
Stylidium debile in Cultivation Léelo en español Years ago, I grew Stylidium debile in California. After a long period of not growing any carnivorous plants, a friend gave me this division, which just began to flower. Yes, yes, this is the most common Stylidium species in cultivation, and yes, it is exceedingly easy to grow. While that may reduce its cache with certain horticulturalists, it a pretty little plant. It features glandular carnivorous or …
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Smithographic℠ | Blog, , more info
Dieter Rams Braun Product Colour Palettes by Chad Ashley The post Dieter Rams Braun Product Colour Palettes by Chad Ashley appeared first on Smithographic℠ All Original Content © 1996 – 2022 Smithographic.uk | Chad Ashley @cgpov has created these beautiful images of colour palletes created by Dieter Rams for the Braun product collection. Those colour buttons are just begging to be pushed, they are so yummy. ♡ Via: Present and Correct The post Dieter Rams Braun Product Colour Palettes …
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Automating Callbacks to Async/Await Migrations for Mocha Tests: Part 2 In the previous article we showed how to automate the migration from callbacks to async/await for Mocha tests using jscodeshift. We started from the jscodeshift-ts-template repo and added the final implementation to the ts-codemods repo. We know by now that not all code can be automatically migrated. So is there anything else we can do? If you happen to use some known test libraries or frameworks that come with their …
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Pub History Project – Leicester, , more info
HOTEL INN – RUTLAND ARMS, HORSEFAIR STREET The original hotel idea was first mooted in 1791, at a meeting in the Three Crowns, when the discussion of a new hotel, assembly rooms and coffee house was debated. This eventually resulted in the Assemby Rooms Hotel Street, as the hotel part hadn’t materialised in the original idea, one was builtadjoining the Assembly Rooms fronting Horsefair Street, August 7th 1801. Capital Inn and Hotel to be Let with or …
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nyanpasu64's blog | Home, , more info
Update: CRT modelines and EDID editing I've released a major update to my article, "A deep dive into CRT modelines and EDID editing". I've expanded on getting a VGA output using HDMI-to-VGA adapters (DACs), reading, writing, and editing EDID data on Windows, Linux, and Mac, and tuning modelines in CRU to improve geometry and sharpness. If you're interested in using CRT monitors on computers, be sure to check it out!
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Just paying Figma $15/month because nothing else fucking works My family wasn't poor by any stretch of the imagination, but I was raised to avoid spending money whenever possible. I was also taught "it's a poor craftsman that blames their tools", which apparently means "take responsibility for your fuckups", but, to young-me, definitely sounded more like "you don't deserve nice things".
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The Female Gaze | an AWFJ blog, , more info
PUPPY LOVE – Review by Justina Walford Puppy Love is a loving documentary about a healthy litter of Labrador puppies that suddenly become paralyzed. Their breeder, Cindy, is advised to put them down, but she resolves to make them better, taking back every dog that falls ill from their adopters to dedicate her time and resources to their health. In fact, her goal is not only to help them walk, it is to help them thrive as …