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  1. The Apartment Woodworker, , more info

    Tenons for Angled Mortises
    When last we spoke, I was walking through my process for laying out and cutting angled, rectilinear mortises through a slab top to make low benches and other staked leg furniture without the need for large boring bits and round tenon cutters. At the end, I promised to discuss my process for cutting the tenons, […]
    By The Apartment Woodworker, 60 words
  2. Selfbuilt's Flashlight Reviews.ca, , more info

    Sofirn SC29
    The SC29 is a general-purpose flashlight running on a single included rechargeable 21700 battery. It features USB-C charging and a distinctive TIR optic. Introduction Manufacturer Specifications Package Details Build User Interface Circuit Measures Emitter Measures Beamshots Testing Results Runtimes Pros and Cons Overall Rating Preliminary Conclusions Acknowledgement Introduction Still working through my backlog – this SC29 sample was received back in March of this year. The SC29 is another in …
    By selfbuilt, 2,663 words
  3. ⌘I Get Info, , more info

    Moai-chan-dise
    Let’s celebrate! we just hit 1000 games at my database of moai in video games 🗿 today is Fiestas Patrias (Independence Day) in Chile 🇨🇱 So here’s some “Moai-chan-dise” ✨ t-shirts and stickers in both silly and serious styles special “relaxing” sticker by @Vxcl T-shirts Various sizes and colours. gingerbeardman.creator-spring.com/listing/moai-serious-tee gingerbeardman.creator-spring.com/listing/moai-silly-tee Stickers 3-inch longest side, on clear vinyl. gingerbeardman.creator-spring.com/listing/moai-serious-sticker gingerbeardman.creator-spring.com/listing/moai-silly-sticker Special Edition Sticker 3-inch longest side, on clear vinyl. gingerbeardman.creator-spring.com/listing/moai-relaxing-sticker
    By Matt Sephton, 71 words
  4. Hi, I'm Heather Burns – Blog, , more info

    LI + AI = GIGO
    LinkedIn isn't rolling out its generative AI model in Europe. I don't think that's because of data protection.
    By Heather Burns, 23 words
  5. The Pub Curmudgeon, , more info

    Every little bit of advice helps
    The Daily Telegraph reports that Tesco are contemplating using data collected via Clubcards to issue health messages to shoppers: Tesco could use Clubcard data to warn shoppers when they are buying too many unhealthy items, its chief executive has said. The boss of Britain’s biggest supermarket said he expected to use artificial intelligence (AI) to monitor how customers were shopping to help “nudge” people into making healthier choices. Tesco’s Ken …
    By Curmudgeon, 532 words
  6. George Monbiot, , more info

    Perceptionware
    How to create an appearance of progress while doing nothing. By George Monbiot, published in the Guardian 12th September 2024 Let’s talk about perceptionware. Perceptionware is technology whose main purpose is to create an impression of action. Whether it will ever work at scale is less important, in some cases entirely beside the point. If it reassures the public and persuades government not to regulate damaging industries, that’s mission accomplished. …
    By monbiot, 1,112 words
  7. 20011, , more info

    T. Collin Jones, Esquire
    If you watched American television sixty years ago, almost certainly you heard Kodak commercials using the song "Try to Remember [that time in September]". That song came from the musical "The Fantasticks". The lyricist, Tom Jones, died last month.I remember very little of the song, but I read with interest the obituary of Mr. Jones in The New York Times. In particular there was his account of his high school, …
    By George, 444 words
  8. James Russell, , more info

    TIRZAH GARWOOD LECTURE NEWS!
    Tirzah Garwood, Erskine Returning at Dawn, 1950, oil on canvasI'm thrilled that my exhibition Tirzah Garwood: Beyond Ravilious will be opening at Dulwich Picture Gallery on 19 November. It's been a fascinating journey since I suggested the show to them three or so years ago, not least because so little study has been made of Garwood's work before. Her life is quite well-documented, thanks to her autobiography Long Live Great …
    By James Russell, 278 words
  9. BattlePenguin, , more info

    The Disappearing Videos of YouTube
    The Network Neighborhood icon, appearing in Windows 95 and NT4, allowed people to share files between computers connected on a home network. At universities and LAN parties, people used to make copies of the videos they watched, long before the growth of large video sharing websites. YouTube did so well during the video hosting wars that it was purchased by Google. Being a massive monolith of a video sharing website, …
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  10. Brain Baking, , more info

    A Historical Summary of My Music Tastes
    Here’s me finding yet another cool blog, this time by Aaron Giles, a programmer, musician, web developer, and graphic designer. We’re off to a good start here: I love people who dabble in multiple disciplines. Aaron describes how he ended up with a thousand music CDs, how he re-ripped them all in a lossless format, and as a bonus, how his musical tastes changed in time. That last part was …
    By Wouter Groeneveld, 1,235 words
  11. Travel Photographer - Austin Mann — Journal, , more info

    iPhone 16 Pro Camera Review: Kenya
    mambo vipi from kenya!Last week at the Apple keynote event, the iPhone camera features that stood out the most to me were the new Camera Control button, upgraded 48-megapixel Ultra Wide sensor, improved audio recording features (wind reduction and Audio Mix), and Photographic Styles.When I finally landed in Nairobi (after more than 15 hours of flight delays), these were the features I was most excited to put to the test.Over …
    By Austin Mann, 3,539 words
  12. Riccardo Mori, , more info

    Jobs’s ‘quirky Apple’
    A few side notes to John Gruber’s piece The Things They Carried, about the Sept. 9 Apple event It’s Glowtime I don’t read Daring Fireball as diligently as I used to do time ago. It has always been a Mac- and Apple-oriented blog, implying a natural built-in bias, but I always appreciated Gruber’s balance in most of his critiques and stances. And I always maintained that he was a big …
    By Riccardo Mori, 3,500 words
  13. Eric Idle Blog, , more info

    Reading 2023
    2023 This was the year of Downsize Abbey. We pack up and leave our old home.. The library of 4,000 books goes to a bookshop in Covina. We move to a temporary rental round the corner. Sadly, though I have been reading (and buying) of course, I seem to have fallen severely behind in my writing about reading, so with the news that it is now October – let me …
    By Eric Idle, 2,561 words
  14. nitrateglow, , more info

    The 11th Annual Rule, Britannia Blogathon: Corridor of Mirrors (dir. Terence Young, 1948)
    Image source: IMDB This post is for the 11th Annual Rule, Britannia Blogathon, a celebration of British cinema past and present hosted by A Shroud of Thoughts. When bored party girl Milfanwy Conway (Edana Romney) crosses paths with handsome and brooding artist Paul Mangin (Eric Portman), it’s gothic obsession at first sight. Rich and reserved, Paul lives in a secluded mansion decked out with priceless Renaissance paintings and statues. He …
    By nitrateglow, 1,250 words
  15. Hush-Kit, , more info

    Was the worst MiG-23 so terrible?
    Mihai Vălceleanu MiG-23MS, the worst MiG-23? In Hush-Kit’s video (see end of article) on the 10 worst Soviet aircraft, the MiG-23MS was lambasted as a piece of shit. Today, I’m NOT going to complain about how crappy the MiG-23MS was. Instead, I will tell you two things which it did better than the MiG-23M and […]
    By Hush Kit, 62 words