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Earlier this year, Zach Leatherman published an epic article on the good, the bad, and the ugly of Web Components, based on his talk at JSHeroes. One of the most interesting and surprising things I learned was just how widespread Web Component usage already is… Despite some notable criticism, web components are already widely used across the web. In August 2023, Chrome Platform Status reports that 19.4% of page loads …

A great list this month, possibly the largest number of high quality history books published in a single month since my records began! (in 2019) There are four in particular that I'm looking out for, detailed below. Click the book covers to see a zoomed in image and links to Amazon if you like to buy your books there. ✕ book cover [title] [by author] [publish date] Our Review Amazon …

I’m joining the inimitable Carson Ellis for a conversation at Bart’s Books this month! Come help celebrate the release of her new book, One Week in January, on October 12th in the Bart’s courtyard from 6-7pm. We’ll be chatting about creative booms in funky towns, spending time with our younger selves, and finding community in rural spaces. Event details here. Here’s a bit more about the book: In January 2001, …

For this year's bike tour, Meg and I rode our ATBs from Littleton, New Hampshire, in a loop around Vermont, and back to New Hampshire. Along the way, we checked out some new spots, and visited some old favourites. We connected it all with a collection of class 4 roads, singletrack, dirt roads, and -- occasional -- pavement. On the eighth day, we rested. OK, I took a ride up …

Small Bomb at Dimperley by Lissa Evans published 2024 Young people use a phrase: IYKYK, which looks like you banged on the keyboard, but means ‘If you know, you know’. It describes how I feel about Lissa Evans: I, and many others, love her books and wait impatiently for the next one. All her recent novels have been set in the mid-20th century – though there are also the children’s …

“Busy” is a relative term. It’s not the same as a cashier handling a Christmas rush, a doctor managing an emergency room during a hectic night, or a delivery driver working all day for Amazon as a side hustle. For me, “busy” means my mental capacity to handle things in a timely manner has greatly diminished. I’ve been so consumed by work every day that things are starting to slip. …

One is this humor page from a 1969 issue of House of Mystery. No particular reason, I just found it funny. I’m not sure why this ad commanded my attention … The post Two random images from ’69 appeared first on Atomic Junk Shop.

originally published on: instagram i may be smiling in this photo but i had barely slept with unexplained elevated heart rate in the middle of the night (thanks to covid 1.5 years ago still affecting me in unseen ways) – she was inevitably awakened by my insomnia. i kept apologising, and she kept trying to soothe me back to sleep, for many sleepless hours. she is someone who loves and …

Le mappe sono potere—sia nell’era coloniale sia nel sistema imperiale odierno. Ma come è possibile destrutturarle, riconfigurarle, condividerle tra molti utenti e utilizzarle per tracciare futuri alternativi? Come possono accogliere il flusso continuo del tempo e la molteplicità di prospettive incarnate? Le mappe digitali possono ancora mostrare il territorio? Le mappe del potere possono diventare delle vie di liberazione? The post Rivermap by Brian Holmes appeared first on Digicult | …

Oklab is a new perceptual color space supported in all major browsers created by the Swedish engineer Björn Ottosson. In this interview, Philip Jägenstedt explores how and why Björn created Oklab and how it spread across the ecosystem. Note: The original interview was conducted in Swedish and is available to watch. About Björn Philip Jägenstedt: Tell me a little about yourself, Björn. Björn Ottosson: I worked for many years in …

Cannot wait to see Babygirl, the upcoming erotic thriller starring Nicole Kidman. You can view the trailer here.About | My Book I Newsletter I X I Instagram I LinkedIn I Consulting I Email

The hills are alive with the smell of heather and the sounds of bagpipes during the week of the Highland Games in Braemar, Scotland. This British Pathé newsreel shows footage of the event from the 1969 games. The annual Scottish sport ceremony was sponsored by the Royal Highland Society and gathered dignitaries from throughout Scotland - even the British monarch and her children attended this event since they lived in …

Well, if you want to meet people you know from YouTube, let me tell you: the press conference for SPIEL Essen is the place to be! Hi everyone and welcome to Day 0 of my Essen 2024 coverage! Things kicked off today with the press conference and new games show. This was the first time for me I was invited to attend it and wasn’t quite sure what to expect. …

1 KC & The Sunshine Band– Get Down Tonight2 Hotel De Love Wedding Band– Sooner Or Later3 10cc– I'm Not In Love4 Tim Finn– In A Minor Key5 Ronnie Grey– Howzat6 Little River Band– Reminiscing7 Cowboy Junkies– Blue Moon Revisited / Song For Elvis Blue Moon8 Hotel De Love Wedding Band– Sway9 Ronnie Grey– Baby I'm A-Want You10 Tim Finn– In Love With It All11 Leo Sayer– You Make Me …

1. The Asheville Blade had some links to resources both for those affected by Hurricane Helene, and those looking to assist. In general local groups are going to need cash. Government resources are there, but often tend to take time. To get a sense of the creativity to getting resources into the mountain, there's a group that sent supplies via mule. (West coasters tend to scoff at East coast mountains. …