I was having dinner with friends the other week in an old mill building and one of them asked “how do you think we’ll repurpose all of the old data centers when we’re done with them?” and I think that’s a fascinating question
I was having dinner with friends the other week in an old mill building and one of them asked “how do you think we’ll repurpose all of the old data centers when we’re done with them?” and I think that’s a fascinating question
I have been digging out from under email requests received over the winter break since 9am Monday. I just now, in the middle of Wednesday afternoon, reached messages that came on Boxing Day
I have been digging out from under email requests received over the winter break since 9am Monday. I just now, in the middle of Wednesday afternoon, reached messages that came on Boxing Day
People on Bluesky don't just scream "you suck!", they take up a crusade to inform the platform that you suck, & want to have you labeled as sucking, & want rules in place that sucking in the way you suck should be a capital offense, & tell you about all the sucking you do in reply to all your posts.
People on Bluesky don't just scream "you suck!", they take up a crusade to inform the platform that you suck, & want to have you labeled as sucking, & want rules in place that sucking in the way you suck should be a capital offense, & tell you about all the sucking you do in reply to all your posts.
Oh I didn't know that! Over the holidays my listening goes from weird droney stuff to medieval chant music, twangy solstice, and tasteful xmas music covers. Glad to know that's overlooked lol
Oh I didn't know that! Over the holidays my listening goes from weird droney stuff to medieval chant music, twangy solstice, and tasteful xmas music covers. Glad to know that's overlooked lol
Serendipity just reminded me that Ursula K. Le Guin’s book ‘The Wave in the Mind: Talks and Essays on the Writer, the Reader, and the Imagination,’ takes its title from this letter that Virginia Woolf wrote to Vita Sackville-West on March 1926.
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Serendipity just reminded me that Ursula K. Le Guin’s book ‘The Wave in the Mind: Talks and Essays on the Writer, the Reader, and the Imagination,’ takes its title from this letter that Virginia Woolf wrote to Vita Sackville-West on March 1926.
A row of books I currently don’t know where to place, shelf space is at a premium here. They were published between 1902 and 1909, reincarnation, astral travel, Atlantis, interplanetary visitors, ghosts and hauntings and Marian apparitions. All written and recorded by women, except the red book.
A row of books I currently don’t know where to place, shelf space is at a premium here. They were published between 1902 and 1909, reincarnation, astral travel, Atlantis, interplanetary visitors, ghosts and hauntings and Marian apparitions. All written and recorded by women, except the red book.