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Very good luck, a geohash very near ...

Very good luck, a geohash very near me just as I was heading out for my usual walk, and it is just slightly off my usual walk.

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17.05.2026

Me and my SX-70 partially visible in a narrow kitchen mirror inside a wooden hut.
We said goodbye to the cozy little hut we occupied for the weekend.

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Top Albums from last.fm on 17/05/26 1, Johnny ...

Top Albums from last.fm on 17/05/26
1, Johnny Cash, American Recordings, (13);
2, Offa Rex, The Queen of Hearts, (9);

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16.05.2026

A view of the Rhine from a hillside with a castle and a child in the foreground and a little town in the background.
More hiking and more views today.

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My favourite typewriter

This is my entry to this month's Bear Blog Carnival, on the topic of our favourite thing in a niche hobby. Thank you for hosting, Kami! This was a fascinating topic to think about. Alternative Text My favourite typewriter is the one I have: a Royal typewriter, likely decade...

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Why I don't use AI

Here's an attempt to answer questions I get about why I don't use AI, and any more I could think of that may also arise. I'll try to get into it as honestly as possible, without just falling back on "it sucks and is bad" and leaving it at that.


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15.05.2026

A field with a leafless tree on top and big summer clouds in the sky.
We hiked a little.

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Time to block #eurovision for a few days.

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14.05.2026

Part of a roof of a hut photographed from inside through a window.
Hut view.

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Bikes for Rent at the Ghent Train Station | ruk.ca

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11.05.2026

The Zeitfeld in Düsseldorf. Multiple clocks on a lamppost in a park.
Zeitfeld

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Patience and planning rewarded. #bloomscrolling

Patience and planning rewarded. #bloomscrolling

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08.05.2026

A tree with the setting sun shining through.
Balcony sunset.

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Aaargh. Despite using stitch markers I have somehow managed to drop on stitch per row in the hat I am working on. Because the markers lured me into a false sense of security so I didn’t actually count. But I haven’t the will to undo it all and start again. Maybe only I will notice?

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Please update your Firefox to 150.0.3.Details why: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/security/advisories/mfsa2026-45/Step-by-step instructions:* open your Firefox application* choose/click menu "Firefox"* choose/click menu item "About Firefox"If it says: ✓ Firefox is up to d...

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Captain Pike Star Trek Strange New Worlds could literally turn to the camera and say 'Fuck your stupid gay Star Trek ideals' and people would still call it the best modern Trek show

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Forgot a USB stick in my pants before washing them again. Literally every time this has happened to me so far the USB has been fine. At most corrupted the file structure in a recoverable way. Wth

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Evening tea

For the last few weeks I have been making a cup of decaf tea in the late evening, almost as part of a wind-down ritual for the day. While I was making a cup this evening, I heard birds singing. I felt the warmth from the tea in my hands and the warmth of the bird song in m...

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Growing with my website

At this evening’s Homebrew Website Club, I asked: What was the biggest change in our websites since we started them? This question was inspired in part by Paul saying something to the effect of how we build our websites and, in the process, figure out what we want our websit...