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  1. Multilitteratus Incognitus, , more info

    Another migration in our midst
    With the US elections now settled, and a second Trump term being a reality, I guess many (most?) of the remaining hold outs on Twitter are finally migrating. I decided to keep my personal account, for now, and just promote pro-union, pro-education, pro-left, and anti-war messages, while posting my regular content on Threads, Bluesky, and Mastodon. I am also in the process of shutting down my department's Twitter account for …
    By Apostolos K. ("AK"), 1,334 words
  2. Josh Withers, , more info

    2024-11-16 14:54
    Laying wide awake, trying to sleep in a Perth hotel, so I thought crunching some annual stats might help me sleep. 2024 has been a wild year of travel. Here’s my 2024 travel stats as of when I get home on December 2: For 53% of 2024 I have slept in a bed I do not call home. 172 nights away from home, 94 flights, 85 marriage ceremonies, 275 hours …
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  3. Bangkok Glutton, , more info

    Good luck, babe
    Just got back from Isan again. What happened while I was away? HAHAHAHAHAHHA. If you, like me, were disappointed by the outcome of an election that feels like 5 years ago, I think we are all due to learn something … Continue reading →
    By Bangkok Glutton, 47 words
  4. Brad Frost | Blog, , more info

    ADHD
    I woke up this morning, took a pill, and proceeded to have one of the most productive writing days I’ve had in perhaps years. The day prior, a doctor diagnosed me with Adult ADHD. I finally drew the unfortunate trauma diagram that’s been in my head for years now. In a pretty short timeframe, my family and I endured a series of traumas that reshaped our lives and tore us …
    By Brad Frost, 702 words
  5. The Analog Antiquarian, , more info

    Chapter 18: Sex, Politics, and Religion
    April 4 – 26, 1521 (Hellerick) Following in the wake of King Kolambu’s little boat like whales behind a dolphin, Magellan’s ships sailed west at an unhurried pace, skirting around the northern side of the squat Philippine island which we now know as Bohol. Then the lookouts spotted dead ahead another island. Kolambu signaled with gestures and shouts that this island was their destination. As usual, Antonio Pigafetta tried to …
    By Jimmy Maher, 5,153 words
  6. Azazel's Bitz Box, , more info

    Zombicide Black Plague Wulfsberg: Zombie Wolfz
    Another Zombicide post today – this time dealing with something tangental to what we’re playing – my collection of Zombie Wolfz (yes, with a z). With a whole lot of these Wolfz to paint, I decided I wanted to vary them and split them into groups with different fur tones. I settled on White, Black, Brown in smaller groups and also two larger groups each of Light Grey and Dark …
    By Azazel, 375 words
  7. Joel's Blog, , more info

    Back In Stock!
    applying grease to a batch of saw visesI'm happy to report that a couple of a favorite Gramercy tools products that have been out of stock for a while are now back in stock.First of all. The Gramercy Tools Saw Vise is back! We were particularly sorry to run out with the renewed interest in saw sharpening brought by the recent publication of our friend Matt Ciancis Set & File: …
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  8. Lancashire Past – Lancashire History Website and Blog, , more info

    The Heysham Hogback: History and Mystery
    The Heysham Hogback is an enigmatic Viking Age stone monument discovered in the 1800s. For years it lay outside St Peter’s church, and older locals of the village remember playing on it. It now rests within the church, carefully preserved for posterity. While its actual origins are unclear, historical opinion is that it could have […]
    By Lancashirepast.com, 62 words
  9. AirlineReporter, , more info

    Qatar Airways A350-900 Business Class, Cape Town to Doha
    Qatar Airways is best known for its Qsuite long-haul business class. But if you’re thinking of flying Qatar, remember that the airline operates a diverse fleet with multiple seat styles. So it’s important to be a smart shopper and know what you’re getting when you book. We recently wrote about Qatar’s A320 business class, and we’ll be back later with a dive into Qsuite. But in this story we’re featuring …
    By Manu Venkat, 1,165 words
  10. Die, Workwear!, , more info

    Excited to Wear This Fall
    About eighteen years ago, Monty Don, the British horticulturist and human Peter Rabbit, penned an article for The Guardian titled “Dirty Dressing.” It was about how to dress for the dirty task of gardening. “Never wear tight trousers,” he advised. “Always buy trousers at least one waist size too big, make sure that the pockets [...] Read More... The post Excited to Wear This Fall appeared first on Die, Workwear!.
    By divert-brew-diagonal, 75 words
  11. Iverson Movie Ranch, , more info

    Where No Man Has Gone Before — not counting Paul Newman: Here's one more filming location for the original "Star Trek" TV series
    "A Private Little War" ("Star Trek," season 2, episode 19; first aired Feb. 2, 1968)More than a half-century after the original "Star Trek" series was on TV, we've found what could prove to be the Final Frontier when it comes to filming locations for the 1960s sci-fi show. Space — The Final FrontierWe're not talking about "Space — the Final Frontier," as it was described each week in the show's …
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  12. 11011110, , more info

    Linkage
    Math hats (\(\mathbb{M}\)): the mathematicians of yore and their silly headwear, 2017. Later published in revised form as “MathCap History” in Math Horizons. Carnival of Mathematics #233 (\(\mathbb{M}\)). Includes a link to my post on half-flipped binary tilings. Impossible world (\(\mathbb{M}\), via), enormous collection of links and models regarding Escherian impossible figures. Square carpet pattern resulting from coloring a table of bitwise ANDs by their Hamming weights. Letterlocking: The Hidden …
    By David Eppstein, 558 words
  13. Atlas Minor • Journal, , more info

    Brutal Times
    On a flight to Washington DC last month, I discovered I felt okay above the clouds. No shivering or hyperventilating or fighting back tears. Christ, how long had it been since I boarded an airplane without trembling or praying to something I’m not sure I believe in?After some mental rummaging, I realized my last normal flight was in 2009 from Helsinki to Istanbul on a chaotic airplane with ashtrays in …
    By James Reeves, 695 words
  14. HAWKWORLD, , more info

    Hawkworld on Bluesky!
    Bluesky has been around since 2019. Hawkworld received an invitation for it back in 2021. It was a bit slow at first, but it has really taken off during the last month. Hawkworld is there and trying to post daily. Also, there is a TON of comic book creators jumping on to Bluesky as well! So if you are interested in a rapidly growing social media site and want some …
    By Tim Board, 87 words
  15. DREAM WEAPONS, , more info

    Antropocen & Distant Drums reuploads
    I don't know for how long these have been unavailable, but at some point one of our older file transfer accounts... died. And these two 2016-mixtapes (DWp's 14th & 32rd) only had that one download-option. Let me know if you stumbled over any other of our mixes that needs a reupload (I've already fixed new links for Xmas Delights I, II, IV and V). Just click on the image to …
    By Moahaha, 81 words