There’s Molasses Rolling Uphill, and There’s Kentucky, Colorado, North Carolina, and Maryland
Today is Wednesday, October 21st. Six days ago was the tax deadline. And we’re still waiting on electronically filed returns to be accepted. Normally I’d say, “Bring me the usual…
This month in Radicle CI, October 2026
This is a monthly newsletter about the current state of Radicle CI, what has happened recently, and near future plans. Current status Radicle CI is in production use. There are several CI nodes, and…
The Netflix Up-Sell
Overnight, Netflix shares fell 7% in premarket trading following their Q3 earnings report. Although revenues are up 12% year on year, their growth has slowed, and there have been concerns about…
It's Wednesday, so... CWT
It's rather intimidating the first time you listen to stations operating during the CWT. Morse code at 5 wpm can be a challenge for a newbie. Nonetheless, the elite ops running during CWT are flying…
Best Of Singapore Hawkers & Casual Dining: Papadum
Best Of Singapore Hawkers & Casual Dining: Papadum Papadum Nothing was sponsored, we visited as regular paying customers. Photos in this post were taken between 2000 and 2026 (across 26 years!), as…
I’m Afraid I’m A Weird, Freak Red Flag That Nobody Could Love!
His entire life he's been different. Now he's worried that he's just too much of a freak and a weirdo to have friends, never mind love. What can he do? via Paging Dr. NerdLove @ doctornerdlove.com
The Story Hasn’t Caught Up
AI may not be a bubble at all. This time, technology is ahead of our stories—and human imagination is struggling to catch up.
The human gut microbiome primes fever after vaccination
People differ markedly in their adverse responses to vaccination, but this variation is not well understood: The gut microbiome has been implicated in adaptive immune responses to vaccination; we…
Shallow vs. Deep Inputs: How Everyday Influences Shape Our Minds
Shallow isn’t always bad. Deep isn’t always good. A simple 2 x 2 framework for sorting the influences in your life and shaping a more nourishing mix. Life is a series of inputs. You sit on a park…
Villainification in political discourse
Both camps of people, the "conservatives" and the "liberals", hate me equally. The "conservative" camp will make arguments about how "Muslim immigrants" must be deported because they are…
The world often changes for the better, we just don’t always notice
This morning I opened the fridge for milk and glanced at my three-month supply of medication. The boy I used to be could not even dream of prophylactic treatment. I think we judge our lives without…
PHP: PHP2Shell – CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619, Temporary Fix
UPD: The official patch is already out, see PHP 8.5.12 Release Announcement. But it’s not available in the Amazon Linux repositories yet. I barely had time to recover from the issue with…
Not a Good Look for Ramaswamy
Vivek Ramaswamy, whom I once regarded as an interesting, if not creditable Republican politician for the future, has probably just blown the Ohio gubernatorial race and -- aside from any future…
308 is on the floor
Yep. Fell. Again. Christian, my Filipino night caregiver, came. When he saw me, he radioed, “308 is on the floor.” And, indeed I was. Navigating around a too large ottoman (now in…
Inktober ‘26.1-5 (five pack 29 + Amusing Ourselves to Death + Cookbooks)
I wasn’t going to Inktober this year, but then I thought it might be fun to use the sumi ink I bought three years ago. So I had my gimmick—real ink. , This concept came easily, with the…
Flashback to another children's book
In which I share a “book” I “wrote” to help teach kindergartners the basic colors…
Returning to X?
Do we need to compromise and enrich the world’s wealthiest men just so we can share our thoughts with each other?
ANTHROPIC: HOW ITS IPO PROCESS IS BECOMING ABSURD
Once upon a time, if you entered the office of an investment bank, opened your books, and showed that your business was a money pit with no chance of ever turning a profit, at best, they would have…
A Northumbrian Odyssey....
Join me as I take a tour around the northern reaches of England's most northerly county where, amongst the historical towns and villages, and stunning coastline, there are some rather splendid pubs…
SocialSpec, and why we need it
Lately, I have been thinking a lot about how to build an alternative to today's social networks using technology that is not only free but also much simpler. Recent developments, such as…
FOR THE HORDE
THIS FOR THE HORDE I AM TRYING TO GET “FOR THE HORDE”, BUT I CANNOT GET IT TO SCAN CORRECTLY.. I DON’T KNOW WHY I CANNOT GET IT TO SCAN CORRECTLY, BUT WHAT I MEAN BY THIS IS THAT…
Tech Tips and Other Musings #1
Five cool things to try during the week and other potpourri.
Mr. McFadden's Hallowe'en
In Scotland, where muffet and Selina Russell lived, as autumn draws out mysterious airs begin. At first, autumn is quite ordinary; there are still late summer colours of heather and the rowan berries…
Want a Little End Times Solar? It Just Got A Lot Easier. Don’t Be The Last to Know.
Get it cheap before hell freezeth over.
AI for GIS: 5 Prompts That Replace Hours of Work
I lost most of an afternoon once to a column of addresses that would not standardize. Some had “ST” where I wanted “Street,” some wanted “Saint,” and a few…
Practical Kubernetes Tips for Everyday Ops
A set of practical Kubernetes tips (or how-tos) that may help you in your day-to-day operations. Formating outputs, filtering objects, waiting for pods and more.
School board candidates challenge detracking: Is it fair to smart kids?
Closing achievement gaps by slowing down fast learners isn't "equity," say school board candidates.
A Term for a Kind of Human Economic Obsolescence?
AI keeps getting more capable. At some point, likely in the next 1-3 years unless we do something to stop it, we get to where AI systems are able to do everything almost anyone can do. This is often…
Remotely Save for Obsidian: S3 and WebDAV Sync That Costs $0 on R2
I’ve used Remotely Save to sync Obsidian to my phone and iPad since the first week I started using Obsidian. I told it to use Dropbox, it worked, and I didn’t think about it. That’s the greatest…
How to Teach Math: 3 Goals for This Homeschool Year
It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge. Even in math.
Why the Version Store won’t clear if any database has open transactions
Why the Version Store won’t clear if any database has open transactions Chapters 00:00:00 – Introduction 00:01:32 – Video Description and Links 00:03:15 – The Version Store…
Trump Continues to Serve Israel at the Expense of Republicans in the Midterm Elections
Trump Continues to Serve Israel at the Expense of Republicans in the Midterm Elections Paul Craig Roberts “We must complete […]
Analogue Revives and Refines the Super NT and Mega SG
One day I will be right and Analogue will announce a PlayStation FPGA console , but it is not this day. For their annual announcement, Analogue did something I would not have expected. They revamped…
Jack Shaft Alternative?
You would think I’d have looked up the efficiency loss of a jack shaft before starting the Jackalope project. Oops! Could a Fold Rush be modified so its chain doesn’t become a disaster…
If anything, the...
If anything, the whole php security thing has made me grateful for the hard work of all the @php maintainers on all levels of the chain. A situation like this makes apparent that there is a whole…
ERROR CREW
Another brilliant and under-appreciated street punk band from Indonesia? The more you dig the more you will find, and the more you find...? The more you will find that you need to dig for. 2001's…
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Beef Wellington or a Burger
Beth and I had a rather spirited discussion about how we in the U.S. might be able to pay for the healthcare of our citizens. Being ever practical, and also owning the job of writing the checks that…
LET'S SPLIT
Today I need to show how splitting your time, can make a lot of progress but also not get a lot finished ! LOL So first a quick easy one, the B-Wing that Squirrel sent over, this was literally a…
Replicating science
I have a new paper that just came out (link), coauthored with Peter Doshi, Mark Jones and Linda Wastila, entitled "Transparency of clinical trials: reproducing and extending analyses". This…
Looking up
The Amp Hour (my podcast) has always been a great life hack: I can convince folks to talk to me for an hour at a time every, single week. I have met some amazing people that way. As it so happens, I…
9.42 Crowd Wisdom or Informed Minority? The 3% Who Carry Polymarket
Polymarket sign-randomization skill test: flip each account's bets one event at a time, and about 3% still beat the scramble. Their volume cuts pricing error; crowd volume raises it.
The Trouble With Knowing
As we become more experienced, we grow more confident in what we know. But expertise can also make us less willing to ask questions. An exploration of curiosity, leadership, and the lifelong work of…
Crazy Cousins: My Extraordinary Family Tree
According to a rather intriguing genealogy website, I appear to have some decidedly eccentric distant cousins. While researching an ancestor, General Joseph Gardner Swift, I stumbled across a website…
The Sixers' proof of concept
Philadelphia faces a bunch of questions. They answered a big one – can this collection of players actually create a good team? – with aplomb. PLUS: Mat Ishbia brings a water pistol to a knife fight.
Stay Frosty Remastered (2025)
Over-the-top, videogame-style survival horror for your theater of the mind. The post Stay Frosty Remastered (2025) appeared first on Vintage RPG.
Star Trek: Return to the Taurus Reach: Vanguard: Declassfied
After the side-step of Harm's Way , my journey through Star Trek: Vanguard finally reaches the last three volumes of the series which I (kind of) bought as they came out, but never got around to…
Constans and Monothelitism
So Constans II survived the attempt by Valentinus to become emperor in 644, and ruled for another 22 years, accomplishing a few "firsts" for an eastern Roman (Byzantine) Emperor. He was the…
Deeper research on all-Fe flow batteries using water-in-salt electrolytes
During the last year we have been doing some minor research in the world of Fe flow batteries to investigate the use of MgCl2 and CaCl2 water-in-salt (WiSe) electrolytes for all-Fe flow batteries. We…