App version has a different twist - it’s not the economy it’s the specter
of AI haunting headcount

Hong Kong queues up

Soylent Green is little people?

And of course to send the password by email to the same recipient.

Although the Fountainhead’s politics made little impression on me, I still think of Roark when I see neoclassical motifs on an otherwise unremarkable building.

The list has grown somewhat to 104, including renewal-in-process, but excluding airport and theme park outlets.

MTR Dalek reports for duty

In many places a car caught in the intersection when the light changes would continue though once safe to proceed. In Hongkong they have to just sit there while glowering pedestrians snake around the car.

Someone has a beef with Lenovo HK and is paying Instagram to signal-boost their anger. I don’t love it, but it’s a bold gambit. (I realize I’m signal-boosting this but I’m afraid it can’t be helped.)

TFW you order off the all-Chinese menu, in Cantonese w/proper tones, and you still get the fork. #softbigotryoflowexpextations

Which would put 21 Magazine Gap Road in the Peak ( at least according to the most notorious discriminatory zoning law in HK history)

Of all the horse-related place names in HK, “beneath the horse’s tail” (馬尾下) may be the most evocative.

Just so my profile isn’t showing as a blank feed, let me say:
1) Treasury tags are underrated, vastly better than those two-piece bendy metal file clasps; and
2) The demise of the metal-tipped treasury tag (pictured left) is a loss to humanity.

Thank you for your attention.

It's a thing. Czech band Druha Trava even toured the U.S. at one point. There's an active bluegrass instrument maker scene as well.