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  1. Lens Rentals | Blog, , more info

    Beginner Tips for Your Next Photography Adventure
    Nature photography is one of life’s most enjoyable and rewarding passions, but it can also be incredibly challenging and, at times, bearably frustrating. I’ve dedicated many years of my life to an endless pursuit of capturing stunning images of the natural world, and over that time, I’ve learned a lot. After making countless mistakes and […]
    By Keenan Hursh, 63 words
  2. Book Of Irving #82431, , more info

    “How To Write an Effective Prison Grievance” by David Meister, author of “Meister Manual for Prisoners’ Lawsuits”
    [Published here with the author’s permission. For more of Meister’s work, visit wynwordpress.com] How to Write an Effective Prison Grievance by David Meister, author of MEISTER MANUAL For Prisoners’ Lawsuits. A grievance—a complicated complaint process imposed on incarcerated individuals who depend absolutely on their captors for even the most basic of life’s necessities. (Jails, prisons, … Continue reading "“How To Write an Effective Prison Grievance” by David Meister, author of …
    By Patrick Irving, 118 words
  3. OS X Daily, , more info

    Beta 3 of iOS 18.3, iPadOS 18.3, MacOS Sequoia 15.3, Available for Beta Testers
    The beta testing release cycle continues, this time with iOS 18.3 beta 3, iPadOS 18.3 beta 3, and macOS Sequoia 15.3 beta 3, each being made available to users participating in the beta testing programs from Apple. No major new features are arriving in these beta versions, though macOS Sequoia 15.3 will bring Genmoji creation ... Read More
    By Paul Horowitz, 72 words
  4. Holdfast Projects ~ Rod McLaren, , more info

    Some UK fintech metrics
    16 January 2025 A messy spreadsheet: Metrics for UK retail investment/saving/digital wealth fintechs. I’ve been collecting revenue, user, profit, asset etc numbers for companies like Chip, Freetrade, InvestEngine, Moneybox, Plum in the UK retail investment/saving/digital wealth fintech space. Some of them are brokers, some savings apps, but they’re increasingly overlapping. It’s a bit of a mess, there are certainly gaps and errors, I’ll update it every now and then. The …
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  5. Randomwire, , more info

    First Snowfall in Munich
    Over the Christmas and New Year holidays, we experienced our first snowfall in Munich. It wasn’t that deep, but it did settle for a few days, transforming the landscape of the fields nearby into something magical. Old Church of St. John the Baptist Mini icicles on fences A factory poking its nose above the snow-covered trees Hydrant and water pipeline markers in the middle of a field A frozen pond …
    By David, 155 words
  6. Zarf Updates, , more info

    2025 IGF nominees, quick takes
    IGF finalists were announced yesterday. I don't have a pile of reviews queued up for this year, but I can at least post my quick comments. (The only new review in this post:) Thank Goodness You're Here! by Coal Supper -- game site A diminutive, violent, nonverbal salesman goes to Yorkshire. Run around punching things and solving puzzles. This got nominated for approximately everything. Look, TGYH! is fundamentally a trivial …
    By Andrew Plotkin, 983 words
  7. ⌘I Get Info, , more info

    Slugs on a Cube: interactive animation
    Japhy Riddle makes art, music, films, and animations. He’s also a retro technology enthusiast. Naturally, he combines all these skills and interests into wonderful creative output! I follow Japhy on social media and love his high quality videos and animations. Check him out on YouTube! Voxel slugs traversing an invisible cube’s edges A few of days ago a new animation of his popped up: it shows three coloured slugs moving …
    By Matt Sephton, 317 words
  8. Robin Rendle, , more info

    Work is just work
    I love work. It drives me. It’s exciting. Everything about building things with folks is a pure thrill. Like when I crack open a hard design problem and learn something! Or when a test passes on a big refactor! Or when I watch a designer reveal something new about human cognition, about typography, about language, about a silly little bug in SVG! Despite my love for work you’ll never catch …
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  9. David Bushell – Blog, , more info

    Advent of Code
    Advent of Code is an annual advent calendar full of fun festive themed programming puzzles. Over my winter break I had a great time solving all puzzles for AoC 2024.This was my first year participating in AoC. It was such a fun experience I’ve gone back to previous events and started solving from 2015 onwards. I’ve got 11 months to catch up on the previous 10 years. I want all …
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  10. Irrational Exuberance, , more info

    Bridging theory and practice in engineering strategy.
    Some people I’ve worked with have lost hope that engineering strategy actually exists within any engineering organizations. I imagine that they, reading through the steps to build engineering strategy, or the strategy for navigating private equity ownership, are not impressed. Instead, these ideas probably come across as theoretical at best. In less polite company, they might describe these ideas as fake constructs. Let’s talk about it! Because they’re right. In …
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  11. BLAG (Better Letters Magazine), , more info

    What's Inside Issue 06 of BLAG (Better Letters Magazine?
    The sixth installment of our adventures in sign painting craft, community, and culture is out now. Inside, you'll find work and contributions from 18 countries spanning five continents, so read on for an appetiser...BLAG 06 contains 80 pages packed with our latest adventures in sign painting from around the world. GIF and all magazine photography: Edgar Gonzalez.The magazine's 80 pages are once again completely free of advertising, thanks to members …
    By Better Letters, 1,276 words
  12. Corey Robin, , more info

    Why have we stopped comparing Trump to Andrew Jackson and started comparing him to William McKinley?
    Democracy in America is not well, but what ails it? According to one diagnosis, the country is suffering from multiple strains of one-man rule—tyranny, fascism, authoritarianism. Variants of the virus originate in the people and their passions. Citizens vote the tyrant into power. Racism, misogyny, or some other affliction of cruelty and fear, fuels their votes. Democracy is not just threatened by disease. It is the disease. This idea, of …
    By Corey Robin, 137 words
  13. TeacherToolkit - Teacher Blog Articles, , more info

    Can Artificial Intelligence Unlock How The Brain Learns?
    Reading time, 2 minutes: Can artificial intelligence help teachers unlock the secrets of how the brain learns? Neuroeducation, powered by AI, offers personalised learning strategies grounded in neuroscience, making classrooms more inclusive, engaging, and effective. This systematic review, Artificial Intelligence in Neuroeducation (Shiwlani et al., 2024), explores how AI tools such as adaptive learning platforms, neurofeedback systems, and gamified […]
    By @TeacherToolkit, 68 words
  14. The Movie Crash Course, , more info

    The Spider’s Stratagem (1970)
    History can be pretty murky sometimes – and paradoxically, recent history even more so. You’d think that having eyewitnesses to an event on hand to give their testimonies would clear things up, but sometimes those eyewitnesses can be unreliable, or have motivations or perspectives that don’t fit neatly into the story the rest of the world wants to tell. And sometimes those perspectives can get misremembered or forgotten as time …
    By KWadsworth, 581 words
  15. Ambientblog, , more info

    Mogard / Irisarri – Live At Le Guess Who
    ABUL MOGARD & RAFAEL ANTON IRISARRI - LIVE AT LE GUESS WHO Le Guess Who is a Dutch yearly festival presenting a broad spectrum of music, 'promoting sounds that are often overlooked, and to platform fresh perspectives on what is possible in music'. Over the years, it has grown into one of the greatest and most important festivals for adventurous music in Europe - attracting visitors from over 60 different …
    By Peter van Cooten, 443 words