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  1. Noisy Decent Graphics, , more info

    "only invest in businesses that are so wonderful that an idiot can run them, because sooner or later, one will"
    A Warren Buffett 'aphorism' from the FT.
    By Ben, 27 words
  2. xian | Mediajunkie, , more info

    Palette nearly full
    At this point we may have recorded all of the instrumental parts. I mean, we reserve the right to add a trombone here or a french horn there, maybe a synth part, etc., but for now we have got all the instruments recorded according to the current plan. Next month we’ll work on backing and […]
    By xian, 59 words
  3. Lewis Dale - Blog, , more info

    The Raleigh Refurb
    Last year, I bought a Raleigh Randonneur touring frame, which I used as my commuting bike for work. For a while, it was brilliant, but last winter was pretty hard on it, and there were parts of the frame that weren’t properly painted or protected from the elements. So it got rusty, parts broke, and at the start of this year I abandoned it in favour of a NoLogo singlespeed. …
    By Lewis Dale, 821 words
  4. designswarm {thoughts}, , more info

    Sunday Scraps #75
    I know nothing about Deleuze and I’m not sure I know anymore after this but I learnt some things about cute / a book written by Oliver Sack’s partner about New York / public sector backlogs / a 2009 interview with umberto eco / increasing the accessibility of Powerpoint slides / Sono Electro 2024 Festival is coming up and run by a friend / the compositional device of Rückenfigur / …
    By designswarm, 193 words
  5. [this is aaronland] listening past the delivery, , more info

    Noren 415 / 514
    Noren 415 / 514 This is a thing I've been working on since last year. The first time I made this image it was on the wooden palette that a block of frozen fish had been packaged with. Eventually it became a pen and ink drawing. Then a hoodie. And then a t-shirt. Both the hoodie and the t-shirt were unwelcome windows on to the limitations of contemporary print-on-demand textile …
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  6. Articulated Bus Error, , more info

    Route Productivity Redux
    “UW HUB Stop” by Oran Viriyincy is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0. This is a revised examination of a measurement of how individual transit routes contribute to overall access in Seattle. The first attempt was subject to a computational error that caused incorrect figures to be reported for certain routes. This iteration fixes that issue, and also uses updated schedules for King County Metro and Sound Transit that will take …
    By Matt Laquidara, 152 words
  7. Perambulatory Ramblings, , more info

    Terminalia 2024: The Cherry Hinton-Fulbourn Interzone
    I carried out a preliminary excursion a few days in advance of Terminalia. I wanted to check if there was any safe and legal route I could take from the Beech Woods to Fulbourn Road. The Beech Woods are immediately South of the Worts Causeway, a road which sits on the boundary of the City and South Cambs District, at the Southern extremity of Cherry Hinton City Council Ward. But …
    By Mr H, 5,464 words
  8. Paul Robert Lloyd · Writing, , more info

    An Apple by any other name (2024 edition)
    15 years ago I wrote about the names I give to devices I plug into my Mac:Macintosh has been associated with Apple since the launch of its original all-in-one computer in 1984, reportedly named after the pocket-sized McIntosh apple cultivar. So when it comes to providing names for the external devices I plug into my Mac (backup drives, iPods and my iPhone for example) it seemed like a good idea …
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  9. Dangerous Minds, , more info

    TODAY IS THE FINAL DAY OF THE MAGICK SHOW KICKSTARTER!!! plus podcast round-up
    If you’ve been considering backing the Magick Show project on Kickstarter, you’ve got just 24 hours to go (depending on the time you are reading this of course.) It’s been a fun and super-rewarding process. Old friends—many who...
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  10. The Scented Hound, , more info

    Parfum Denis Durand – L’ÂME D’IRIS
    WHAT I SMELL: L’ÂME D’IRIS opens with a tender embrace of cashmere iris, warmed by a subtle kiss of mandarin. Dreamy from the first spritz, it feels like a celestial whisper. As time unfolds, the soft perfume is gently powdered with violet, replacing the mandarin’s sparkle. A familiar note of makeup emerges, fresh and promising, hinting at a glamorous evening ahead. Yet, this is no ordinary night; it’s an opera-worthy …
    By The Scented Hound, 291 words
  11. Financial Mechanic, , more info

    The Stock Pick That Tanked
    I do want to write about stock-picking. Because that morning, I had checked in on my portfolio. I finally got around to calling old 401k institutions to rollover the funds from old workplaces into a Traditional 401k. When I scrolled through my accounts, one stock caught my eye. I saw it and laughed. The post The Stock Pick That Tanked first appeared on Financial Mechanic.
    By financialmechanic, 70 words
  12. Do You Know The Muffin Man?, , more info

    Peach-Blueberry Crisp (Cook’s Illustrated)
    2024 is another good year for stone fruit: peaches and apricots have been flavourful and juicy, and our two plum trees are overflowing at the moment. I was surprised that I’ve never blogged about this crisp before, because it’s so good that I’ve made several over the past few weeks. The recipe is from an old Cook’s Illustrated (July/Aug 1998). Most crisp toppings have oatmeal, but this one recommends not-too-finely …
    By Eric Fung, 168 words
  13. Poemas del río Wang, , more info

    Burial in the sky
    I love cemeteries, those museums not mentioned in guidebooks, which often tell a different kind of history than the official one. Their stones have often been written with different letters, in a different language, with different terms, and sacralized with religious symbols different from those customary in the city today. Their style and motifs follow a standardized set of forms, which are nevertheless almost made private and intimate, and tell …
    By Studiolum, 5,120 words
  14. ASCII by Jason Scott, , more info

    The Dying Computer Museum
    One can choose to focus on the car crash, or the lessons learned from the car crash. Let’s do a little of both. The proposition of the Living Computer Museum was initially simple, and rather amusing in a Slashdot-baity sort of way: You could apply to get an account on a real, actual ancient Mainframe hooked up to the Internet, which meant you could literally connect into real, actual ancient …
    By Jason Scott, 3,023 words
  15. xavd.id | Blog, , more info

    Effective Changelogs
    Like your versioning scheme , your changelog is a vital and oft-overlooked method of communication to your users. Unfortunately, it's easy…
    By David Brownman, 23 words