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  1. Everyday Carry - What are your EDC essentials?, , more info

    The Best Community EDC Gear: Pocket Dump from @joalmeida713
    In This EDC Knife: Spyderco Yojimbo 2Tool: Knipex Cobra XSTool: Big Idea Design TPT SlidePen: Big Idea Design Ti MiniTool: Vero Engineering Fulcrum MiniFlashlight: Reylight Pineapple Mini TitaniumMulti-tool: Victorinox Deluxe Thinker with custom scales from Knife LoungePen: Big Idea Design Bit Bar InlineOther: Coin from local EDC groupKnife: Knafs Lander 2 About This Everyday Carry An eternal Nomad running the world with Titanium.Being constantly traveling, my EDC allows me to …
    By Everyday Carry, 179 words
  2. Spooky Rusty, , more info

    our new adventure for liminal horror has been released!
    Fuck Time Fuck Space by Spooky Jaguar
    By ᶘ ᵒ㉨ᵒᶅ Rusty James, 16 words
  3. Kev Quirk, , more info

    I’ve Been Thinking About a Switch to the Fairphone 5
    I've recently been thinking about a switch to the Fairphone 5, but after some research, I'm not sure it's worth it? I ditched Android around 6 years ago now, and since then I've been very happy with iOS, but over the last couple of months, I've been thinking about a move back to Android, specifically the Fairphone 5. The rationale here is that phones are extremely expensive, they don't last …
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  4. Jain Family Institute - News, , more info

    New series: Mineral Wealth and Electrification
    JFI’s Financing the Energy Transition team has published a new series, including an interactive map and report, on the global distribution of minerals critical to the green transition, and on the potential for the countries that produce those natural resources to capture their value. View the series here, or go directly to our interactive version of the report. The post New series: Mineral Wealth and Electrification appeared first on Jain …
    By Molly Dektar, 78 words
  5. Publishing ... and Other Forms of Insanity, , more info

    80 Calls for Submissions in December 2024 - Paying markets
    This December there are more than six dozen calls for submissions. All of these are paying markets, and none charge submission fees. As always, every genre, style, and form is wanted, from short stories to poetry to essays.I post upcoming calls for submissions shortly before the first day of every month. But as I am collecting them, I post them on my page, Calls for Submissions. You can get a …
    By Erica Verrillo, 2,258 words
  6. Playrface, , more info

    Aftermath on Ajax’s new logo
    For Aftermath, Luke Plunkett praised Ajax’s new logo change, going from the well-known minimalist version to a more traditional and ornate style: […] This has been a great and rare triumph in modern football branding, and is something that other fields–I’m looking at you, fashion, with your endemic “blanding”–might do well to remember as well. Modernising and simplifying a logo might sound like a great idea across a boardroom table, …
    By lukealexdavis, 198 words
  7. Condensed concepts, , more info

    Emergent gauge fields in spin ices
    Spin ices are magnetic materials in which geometrically frustrated magnetic interactions between the spins prevent long-range magnetic order and lead to a residual entropy similar to in ice (solid water).Spin ices provide a beautiful example of many aspects of emergence, including how surprising new entities can emerge at the mesoscale. I think the combined experimental and theoretical work on spin ice was one of the major achievements of condensed matter …
    By Ross H. McKenzie, 1,181 words
  8. Aleks Sierz - Blog, , more info

    Wolves on Road
    Favourite stage direction: “The Three Flats, Bow, East London. Canary Wharf and the financial buildings of the City are visible in the distance yet out of reach, like another country on another shore.” (Beru Tessema’s Wolves on Road) The post Wolves on Road appeared first on Aleks Sierz.
    By Aleks Sierz, 51 words
  9. Richard Smith's non-medical blogs, , more info

    A great poem from the time of “Peace in our time”
    Two nights ago I went with my two brothers to hear a reading of Louis MacNeice’s great poem Autumn Journal. It was read beautifully by the Irish actor Éanna Hardwicke, who had clearly memorised many of the 3000 lines. The poem was written between August and December 1938, a fraught time in Britain when people despised the government but passionately supported the appeasement of Hitler—because they remembered well the slaughter …
    By Richard Smith, 486 words
  10. Wanstead Meteo, , more info

    Chance of a surprise white Christmas
    It’s been an unusual autumn so far. A very notable lack of sun from the end of October into November was followed by an early cold snap before Storm Bert brought flooding chaos to parts of south Wales, the West Country and elsewhere. Just before the beginning of every winter I have a crack at predicting what winter will be like; the results often being very mixed. However, on looking …
    By wansteadmeteo, 246 words
  11. Dull Tool Dim Bulb, , more info

    Thanksgiving Drawing from a Scrapbook circa 1940 Collection Jim Linderman
    Thanksgiving Drawing from a Scrapbook circa 1940 Collection Jim Linderman
    By Dull Tool Dim Bulb, 20 words
  12. Knowledge and resources | Open Innovations, , more info

    Are council websites getting bigger?
    By: Luke StrangeFor those that have followed us for a while, you may have seen our Council Homepage Website Emissions tracker. Every few weeks, we update the data on the site to see how council websites are performing. We measure the size of the web page in bytes, and we use Website Carbon Calculator to estimate the amount of CO2 that loading each page produces. We get in touch with …
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  13. School of International Futures - Blog, , more info

    Keynote from the future
    Photo by FlyD on Unsplash “At the 83rd UN General Assembly, UN Special Envoy on Future Generations Celebrates Four Years of Global Transformation.” This paper was developed in October 2024 by the School of International Futures, to lay out a vision for a successful implementation of the Declaration on Future Generations up to the next review. The paper is set in 2028, as a Keynote Speech from the 1st Special …
    By SOIF, 1,440 words
  14. Old mans thoughts and tales, , more info

    Dignity in dying my own personal view. Comments welcome one.
    As one who has felt strongly about this for many years this was welly before I was diagnosed with my Terminal liver disease added to my respiratory problems after living with it for several months. My health changes day to day most mornings I feel sick, my back aches most of the day despite pain killers I get dizzy spells, I hardly sleep at the most 2 hours plus the …
    By heavywhalley.MBE, 353 words
  15. Adam Johnson, , more info

    Django: fix a view using a debugger with breakpoint()
    This post is an adapted extract from my book Boost Your Django DX, available now with a 50% discount for Black Friday 2024. Python’s breakpoint() function opens its debugger, pdb, which pauses the program and allows you to inspect and modify things. Let’s look at an example of using it within a Django view, from a sample project included in Boost Your Django DX. Here’s what the project looks like: …
    By Adam Johnson, 642 words