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  1. Apple Must, , more info

    How to access SearchGPT from your iPhone’s Lockscreen
    Apple has added a new routine to the Shortcuts app on iPhone and iPad which lets you set up a single-button way to run a search using Open AI’s Open SearchGPT service. This is bound to be popular, so I thought I’d explain how it works and how to make it usable from the Lockscreen on your iPhone. What is ChatGPT Search? Introduced earlier this year, ChatGPT Search raids Google …
    By Jonny Evans, 467 words
  2. Attic24, , more info

    Happily Novembering
    After all the chilly grey tones in my most recent blog post, I felt like I should reassure you that mostly my November life is lived in glorious full colour. It's funny looking back at that post (((here)) if you missed it) because it really doesn't look like it belongs to me, if you know what I mean?! I think it's safe to say that shades of brown and grey …
    By Lucy @ Attic24, 1,690 words
  3. Bill Fortney, , more info

    Day 11: Winter Project
    Like most of us, I have a lot of “Junk” in my life! To many things; collections, stuff, material possesions that I don ‘t really need, so on Thanksgiving I won’t be thankful any of that! So what will I be giving thanks for? My Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and his forgiveness and grace! My family; Sherelene, Scott & Diane, Ben, and Tawny & Kearnes. Catherine & Clint, Cade …
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  4. Cartoon Brew, , more info

    ‘Flow’ Ranks Only Behind ‘Wicked’ In Per-Theater Average At The Box Office
    Ahead of a national expansion, Gints Zilbalodis' feline survival tale 'Flow' is off to a strong start in limited release.
    By Amid Amidi, 32 words
  5. Aiee! Run From Kelvin's Brainsplurge!, , more info

    Mince Pie Fest 2024: COOP Irresistible
    Well. Here we go. The champions of 2021. The champions of 2022. The champions of 2023. The champions of 2024? The pastry strikes the perfect balance between firm and soft, with just the right amount of "chew", but the taste is maybe just a bit too buttery? The filling is lovely. Fruity, dense, and with a hint of booze, but nothing too overpowering. Just enough to feel a bit cheeky.
    By thekelvingreen, 76 words
  6. Tor.com, , more info

    Blood and Ash Author Jennifer L. Armentrout is Pitching a Romantasy Reality Series
    News The Key Blood and Ash Author Jennifer L. Armentrout is Pitching a Romantasy Reality Series By Vanessa Armstrong | Published on November 26, 2024 Credit: Rhododendrites, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons Comment 0 Share New Share Blood and Ash Author Jennifer L. Armentrout is Pitching a Romantasy Reality Series&url=https://reactormag.com/blood-and-ash-author-jennifer-l-armentrout-is-pitching-a-romantasy-reality-series/” target=”_blank” title=”Twitter”> Blood and Ash Author Jennifer L. Armentrout is Pitching a Romantasy Reality Series” target=”_blank” title=”Pinterest”> Credit: Rhododendrites, …
    By Vanessa Armstrong, 401 words
  7. FUJI X WEEKLY | Blog, , more info

    The Inverted U & Camera Design
    Memorial Bridge – Nashville, TN – Fujifilm X-T50 – Fujicolor PRO 160C WarmAn inverted U curve is a graph that shows a relationship between two variables where one positively affects the other until it reaches a peak, then flattens out before it begins to have a negative effect (looks like an upside-down U). It’s a good way to quantify and visualize the concept of diminishing returns. It’s the saying too …
    By Ritchie Roesch, 1,049 words
  8. The Millions - Essays Archives, , more info

    Let’s State the Obvious: On Mona Chollet and the Limits of Comparative Feminism
    Two years since becoming that much-elegized category of expat—the American in Paris—I’m starting to come off an early obsession: the near-constant comparison of my new cultural environment to my former one. It started benignly enough, as in my manic hunt for a Paris coffee shop channeling Brooklyn circa 2013, but soon my comparative mindset had alighted on an arena that involves much more risk for gross generalization and even grosser …
    By Hannah Felt Garner, 2,157 words
  9. Cross Examining Crime, , more info

    Dramatic Murder (1948) by Elizabeth Anthony
    After the unsettling experience of reading Patricia Highsmith’s The Animal-Lover’s Book of Beastly Murder (1975), I decided to start my Christmas mystery reading early. I went with the title that my book group is discussing next month. Elizabeth Anthony was the penname for Barbara Frances Rubien née Courlander (1906-1996). She only wrote one other crime novel, Made for Murder (1950) and one short story for Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine, ‘Seventh …
    By armchairreviewer, 1,303 words
  10. Ben Crowder — Blog, , more info

    Links #133
    Alex Chan on using static websites for tiny archives. Ooh, I really like this idea. I’m now planning to do this with my personal apps (to do list, journals, notes, etc.), having them regularly export static site archives. (I already archive the database files, but an HTML export is a lot more usable and would work without the app needing to run and without the user needing to know how …
    By Ben Crowder, 270 words
  11. The Panda’s Thumb, , more info

    Confidence in scientists rises
    Figure 1. Intelligent, but closed-minded. Not entirely flattering. According to the Pew Research Center, confidence in scientists has ticked up slightly, though it remains lower than it was before the pandemic. That is one of the conclusions of a report, Public Trust in Scientists and Views on Their Role in Policymaking, by Alec Tyson and Brian Kennedy. Pew surveyed nearly 10,000 US adults in October and discovered that Americans (mostly) …
    By Matt Young, 615 words
  12. TechLeader.pro, , more info

    Conducting annual reviews (TLP 2024w47)
    It's that time of year again, when I need to conduct many annual performance reviews over the coming weeks.
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    Why I love rain
    If you grow up in England, you know about rain. You know about heavy rain, light rain, drizzle, mizzle, and mist. You know about the kind of rain that slaps you in the face, the kind of rain that comes at you sideways, and the kind of rain that is invisible and still makes you wet. You know about the rain that makes you hot, the rain that makes you …
    By Bobbie Johnson, 561 words
  14. Our Blog — Just a Little Further, , more info

    Ready For Thanksgiving?
    Thanksgiving is late this year, but it still crept up on us. We sometimes get so involved in house projects or getting back into a schedule, we forget the holidays are upon us in a snap of a finger. When we were kids, we felt the holidays would never come. Now they swoop right in and we’re always in catch-up mode. We managed to scavenge for all the feastly fixins …
    By Marcie, 502 words
  15. The Second Disc, , more info

    Mellow as a Shower on a Summer's Day: SoulMusic Celebrates Nancy Wilson on "You're as Right as Rain: The Capitol Albums 1970-1980"
    For over 20 years, Nancy Wilson was a mainstay of the Capitol Records label. Deftly blending jazz, pop, soul, and rhythm and blues, the late chanteuse's distinctive tone anchored collaborations with the illustrious likes of Billy May, George Shearing, Cannonball Adderley, Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff, Thom Bell, Eugene McDaniels, and numerous others. A sprawling […]
    By The Second Disc, 78 words