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  1. Sampleface, , more info

    Tracklib broke down 24 years of electronic samples, from 1990–2024
    24 years of the best oonts-oonts samples. The post Tracklib broke down 24 years of electronic samples, from 1990–2024 appeared first on Sampleface.
    By Luke Davis, 33 words
  2. Notebook Stories, , more info

    Notebook Stories is Now on Bluesky
    If you’d like to see notifications about my posts on Bluesky, now you can! I just realized dlvr.it had stopped posting my updates to Twitter-I-mean-X and Facebook about a month ago, so it seemed like a good time to jump on the Bluesky bandwagon. I probably won’t be posting very actively but there will at … Continue reading Notebook Stories is Now on Bluesky →
    By Nifty Notebook, 71 words
  3. The Tao of Gaming, , more info

    Space!!! More Factorio Space Age
    When we last left the Factory, I had just defrosted my Aquilo factory and left for a tour of the inner planets. I fixed some minor issues and used the initial Cryogenic science to unlock new technologies and discover the super-duper final planet (outside the solar system). This will require an even better ship design, so I tell my home factory to stamp out another destroyer …. I’ll modify it …
    By taogaming, 515 words
  4. Publishers Weekly, , more info

    How ‘The Way’ by Cary Groner Got Made
    By PW Staff
  5. BikePortland, , more info

    Podcast: In The Shed Episode 32
    Eva and I are back with fun chat in the warm and cozy shed. As per usual, you can watch and listen via YouTube or find it on your podcast feed. Segments and links this episode: What’s up with all the leaves in bike lanes and why the issue is challenging for advocates. How’d She Get There? OMSI to Gateway Green: Eva and I discuss the best bike route from …
    By Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor), 183 words
  6. Ask a Manager, , more info

    weekend open thread – November 23-24, 2024
    This post was written by Alison Green and published on Ask a Manager. He is now permitted to touch her with one paw. This comment section is open for any non-work-related discussion you’d like to have with other readers, by popular demand. Here are the rules for the weekend posts. Book recommendation of the week: Amp’d, by Ken Pisani. After an accident leaves him short one arm, a man moves …
    By Ask a Manager, 127 words
  7. DC Rainmaker | Blog, , more info

    Sports Tech & Fitness Best Deals List 2024
    I’ve organized all the best sports technology deals below in the tables by category. I’ll be updating them throughout November & December. Keep in mind not all deals last (especially over Black Friday weekend when Amazon themselves will briefly run deals beyond approved manufacturer deals). So if you see something that’s hot, I’d strongly suggest buy now (and return later if need be). With that, onto the deals! And thanks …
    By Ray Maker, 1,863 words
  8. All Edinburgh Theatre.com, , more info

    Blithe Spirit
    ★★★★☆ Spectral Napier University Craiglockhart: Thu 21 – Sun 24 Nov 2024Review by Rebecca Mahar Up-and-coming local amateur company The Forth Act has boldly taken on one of Noël Cowards best-known and oft-produced plays with strong success. Blithe Spirit follows the hijinks that ensue when novelist Charles Condomine, researching material for his next book, arranges a séance to take place in his home, and the hapless medium Madame Arcati unwittingly …
    By Rebecca Mahar, 828 words
  9. The Splintered Mind, , more info

    Philosophical Fame, 1890-1960
    There's a fun new tool at Edhiphy. The designers pulled the full text from twelve leading philosophy journals from 1890 to 1980 and counted the occurrences of philosophers' names. (See note [1] for discussion of error rates in their method.) Back in the early 2010s, I posted several bibliometric studies of philosophers' citation or discussion rates over time, mostly based on searches of Philosopher's Index abstracts from 1940 to the …
    By Eric Schwitzgebel, 2,268 words
  10. New World Notes, , more info

    Seven Spectacular Second Life Sims to See -- Before It’s Too Late!
    Originally published on my Patreon I started writing this post as a fun casual guide for exploring Second Life sims I’ve admired and written about in recent years. But as I quickly discovered, many of my favorite, popular places featured in my long-running New World SLurl series have since changed hands. A surfing spot had been converted into castles; a seaside cyberpunk city had been turned into an island vacation …
    By SLHamlet, 655 words
  11. ART and ARCHITECTURE, mainly, , more info

    Museum Opening of 2021: Carnavalet Paris
    The Apollo Awards have been celebrated since 1992 with fine ceremonies. It’s still as important as ever to celebrate outstand­ing ach­ieve­ments in the museum world. Yet senior museum com­m­entators warn­ed that mus­eum culture may not endure with its cur­rent sense of purp­ose; funding for both national and regional instit­utions being squeez­ed still further. Thus the awards proclaim the museums have set the standards to which others should aspire.Carnavalet ParisC16th Renaissance …
    By Hels, 714 words
  12. Carryology | Exploring Better Ways to Carry, , more info

    Revisiting the Roller | Away Softside Carry-On Review
    For years, I’ve looked down on rolling bags, boasting the holy grail of one-bag minimalist backpack travel. But for most travel, a simple carry-on is all you need and your back will thank you for it. Enter the Softside Carry-On roller from Away. Available in Carry-On, Bigger Carry-On, Medium, and Large (for checking or a trunk) this is a back to basics of the rolling bag you might have grown …
    By Guest Post, 1,586 words
  13. MPorcius Fiction Log, , more info

    Wheel of Fortune: N S Bond, K Koja & B N Malzberg and R A Lupoff
    I've been hunting down Kathe Koja and Barry N. Malzberg collaborations at the internet archive, and came upon one that has, it appears, only ever been printed in a Roger Zelazny anthology I'd never heard of before, Wheel of Fortune, published in 1995. From this book let's also read a story by Nelson S. Bond and one by Richard A. Lupoff. (Hopefully the joke cover of the anthology is not …
    By MPorcius, 1,655 words
  14. Blog - The Film Experience, , more info

    The First Oscar Eligibility Lists are Here!
    by Cláudio Alves PIECE BY PIECE is the only film competing in both the ANIMATED and DOCUMENTARY Oscar races. At long last, AMPAS has started divulging its eligibility lists for the 97th Academy Awards. As is usual, the first categories to be announced are the special feature races – Animated, Documentary, and International Film (click on each category to see their prediction pages). This year, 31 cartoons vie for the …
    By Cláudio Alves, 202 words
  15. The Cheapskate's Guide to Computers and the Internet, , more info

    A Review of the Zifriend T62 Mechanical Keyboard
    The Zifriend mechanical keyboard may be a satisfactory keyboard for some people, but you should definitely know some of its issues before you decide if it is right for you.
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