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🎦 watched “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” in the Metreon Dolby Cinema this past Friday and really enjoyed it.Took a half day off to recover from a long week & last weekend, and decided to see the new Spider-Man movie. The theater was packed except for the front row. Lots of fans wearing Spider-Man gear.If you haven’t seen the previous Tom Holland Spider-Man movies, you could watch only those three then this film and still have a great time. No significant dependence on other MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) stories in Brand New Day.Optionally, you could watch the Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield Spider-Man movies before watching the third Tom Holland one, “No Way Home”, for character development and additional narratives.#SpiderMan #BrandNewDay #SpiderManBrandNewDay #Blaugust #Blaugust2026 #2026_212 #20260731
There are many food trucks here at the Fleadh in Belfast, many of them selling burgers, and yet not one of them is called Fleadh Feóil na hÉirinn.
There are many food trucks here at the Fleadh in Belfast, many of them selling burgers, and yet not one of them is called Fleadh Feóil na hÉirinn.
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The shortest words — the most weight: I, a, (e)m.
While testing search, I stumbled on this blog post I wrote in 2013 about iOS 7 design. One of my favorites. But if I were to write a post like this about iOS 26 and Liquid Glass, what would it even say? I don’t think I could come up with a cohesive narrative for it.
Watched: Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Enjoyed this one. I was always more of a Spider-Man and X-Men comics fan back in the day. 🍿
To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: to fuck up HTML once is unfortunate; to fuck it up twice is downright careless. https://adactio.com/journal/22360 It’s baaaa-aaaack!
To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: to fuck up HTML once is unfortunate; to fuck it up twice is downright careless.
https://adactio.com/journal/22360
It’s baaaa-aaaack!
With the latest update to iOS26, Safari has reintroduced this shocking bug that they had previously fixed: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=305719 Apple, you’ve broken HTML. Again. Slow clap.
With the latest update to iOS26, Safari has reintroduced this shocking bug that they had previously fixed:
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=305719
Apple, you’ve broken HTML. Again.
Slow clap.
Skies; distance
A story from the deep dark history of my blog. I got an email from Steve Wozniak inviting me to lunch at one of our favorite retaurants, By The Bucket, in Santa Clara. He told me that the board had decided to fire the Apple CEO, he gave me the date and time. I wasn't surprised, it was kind of expected. I wasn't a reporter, so I gave the story to a friend at the San Jose Mercury-News, and she did the reporting, and then on the morning of the big event, I wrote a blog post saying it was time to fire him. A couple of hours later, as if responding to my post, they did. That might have been Peak Dave in Silicon Valley.
August
This new app status page I created this weekend really highlights the madness of maintaining a suite of apps. 13 separate native app releases. 8 code bases.
“Your father didn’t believe in revenge.”
“Yeah, well, I do.”
— Dune: Part 2
New poll has James Talarico up 5 points. From the Texas Tribune:
Since Paxton locked up the GOP nomination in late May, polling of the contest has found a neck-and-neck race with neither candidate able to break 50%. But TPOR’s poll found Talarico leading among voters who do not have a college degree — a group that has consistently favored Republicans in Texas and across the country — and dominating among independents, less than a quarter of whom said they planned to vote for Paxton.
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Doing a little work this morning, fixing bugs. It’s a 10-minute All Too Well kind of playlist morning. 🎶