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Coming 2026, in Denton.

A vintage theater facade features a vertical Fine Arts sign and a marquee displaying COMING 2026.

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The rear of a white car with Black and Yellow California license plates which read "HOBOGUY"
I know what Japanese planner this guy uses.

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Marty McGuire

Machine knittin': moar mittens

I am pleased to report that producer Amy approved of the mittens I posted a couple of weeks ago, which were a bit too small for me. "Sooo cozy!" was the text accompanying this photo of Amy's hand with pearlescent nail polish and a woollen knit mitt. "How nice," I thought,...

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James' Coffee Blog

Morning

I am sitting on a train, looking — or at least aspirationally looking — in equal measures downward at my phone as well as to the horizon. The sun is rising above the hills; yellow peeks through the light, low clouds. Rain briefly fell. Standing, waiting for the train, I thou...

Manton Reece Supports Webmention Valid

Thinking more about Australia… Our kids are adults now, and they grew up through the rise of Instagram, through Covid shutdowns… We can choose to make a better environment for the next generation, if society makes progress on social media. Less anxiety, fewer ads, more time away from screens.

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Marty McGuire

Yesterday was a good day to make a little bow.

Yesterday was a good day to make a little bow.

Bow machine knit from maroon-colored yarn with a keyring attached, next to tapestry needle and sewing scissors.

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Magic

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Ann Greenberg's idea

An idea I posted on Facebook in 2021 about an app I wanted. Here's an idea. I have a drone that communicates with my peloton via satellite, so it's not constrained by range. I can send the drone anywhere I like, but I have to ride there on my peloton. Obviously what I see ...

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Just wrote a post for Scripting News, then flipped over to Daveverse to see what it looks like. See for yourself. I think we've come pretty close to cloning Scripting in WordPress.

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Pan-fried Irish salmon.

Pan-fried Irish salmon.

Pan-fried Irish salmon.

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T.S.A. Is Providing Air Passenger Data to Immigration Agents for Deportation Effort

"The Trump administration is providing the names of all air travelers to immigration officials, substantially expanding its use of data sharing to expel people under deportation orders."

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Completed it mate.

Dark grey hexagonal finisher’s medal sat on a grey and red finisher’s t-shirt.

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Dissent | blarg

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I suppose it’s not clear to me what a ‘good’ window into unreliable, systemically toxic systems accomplishes, or how it changes anything that matters for the better, or what that idea even means at all. I don’t understand how “ethical AI” isn’t just “clean coal” or “natural gas.” The power of normalization as four generations are raised breathing low doses of aerosolized neurotoxins; the alternative was called “unleaded”, but the poison was called “regular gas”.

There’s a real technology here, somewhere. Stochastic pattern recognition seems like a powerful tool for solving some problems. But solving a problem starts at the problem, not working backwards from the tools.

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Winter Fun

The colors here have now gone blue for winter, and snow has started, thanks to the excellent Snow Fall plugin. I also wanted to congratulate Wealthfront on their IPO. Many on their team have been friends or advisors over the years, from David Fortunato responding to my email about their WordPress blog being on an … Continue reading Winter Fun

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Breaking News: Brodart No Longer Manufactures or Sells Library Card Catalogs

angle on a row of oak drawers with brass drawer pulls in a library card catalog
With no advance notice or apparent fanfare, Brodart, one of the major library supplies and furnishing companies in the United States, has quit manufacturing, distributing, and selling library card catalogs and library charging trays. This seems sad news for analog library enthusiasts coming just two days after Melvil Dewey’s 174th birthday on December 10th.  I’ve … Continue reading Breaking News: Brodart No Longer Manufactures or Sells Library Card Catalogs

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This Week in the IndieWeb

December 5-12, 2025 Recent Events From events.indieweb.org/archive: Photo Walk - San Diego Friday, December 12 at 11:00am SAN DIEGO, California: Bea Evenson Fountain Join us for an in-person photo walk in San Diego’s Balboa Park! We'll wander through this beautiful urban c...

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Good post from Creative Commons with concerns about pay-per-crawl efforts, including principles to guide deployment:

Pay-to-crawl represents a strategy that may work for some websites, and not all websites share the same underlying concerns. Pay-to-crawl systems should not be deployed as an automatic or assumed setting on behalf of websites by others, such as domain hosts, content delivery networks, and other web service providers.

Matches some of my thinking about Cloudflare and AI.

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Enjoyed the discussion on Hard Fork about the Australia social media ban for kids. In a nutshell: it’s a good experiment that we will actually have data for in several years. No parent says, “I wish my kid was on Instagram and TikTok more often.”

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Announcing a special Micro.blog winter photo challenge! @BonnieRue has written a new post with details over on the challenges blog. It starts on Monday and runs 12 days. ❄️

I’m hoping to add a new Micro.blog pin too for anyone who participates.