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• Mark Rogers
A thank-you for the team behind your church's Michaelmas quiz night: the hall set with tables, rounds written and checked, answer sheets and pencils, a ploughman's supper at half-time and the scores added up. A photo of the quiz hall or the answer sheets, as a jigsaw, with your note at the end.
A thank-you for the team behind your church's Lammas loaf: the first-wheat loaf asked from a local farm, baked early, carried up at the offertory, blessed and shared. A photo of the plaited loaf on the altar or the wheat field, as a jigsaw, with your note at the end.
Site release 40a970c: Merge pull request #247 from TheBenMeadows/marfa-sold-entropy-thanksgiving. Every build ships a signed manifest; see /mirrors/ for verification.
Search annnnd, merge and deploy.
No he didn’t.
I'm pretty sick of hearing about AI, talking about AI, thinking about AI. Today I considered making a button that says "please don't talk to me about AI" but I think that might just make it worse. I need to learn how to gracefully change the subject, maybe.
A thank-you for the team behind your church's All Saints light party: paper lanterns along the hall, children dressed as their favourite saint, glow sticks, a candle-lit prayer corner, soup and hot dogs. A photo of the lanterns or the bucket of glow sticks, as a jigsaw, with your note at the end.
A thank-you for the team behind your church's St Francis pet blessing service: dogs on leads in the churchyard, a cat in a carrier, a hamster in a shoebox, water bowls by the porch and photos of pets who could not come. A photo of the line of dogs or the bowls by the porch, as a jigsaw, with your note at the end.
Just to recap: DigitalOcean purchased CSS-Tricks in 2022 from Chris Coyier, who founded the site in 2007. Chris ran it all the way up to that purchase. Here we are in 2026, and I’m taking independent ownership of the site.
Originally saw this through a post from Chris Enns on Micro.blog today and I had to share it too.
Geoff Graham just purchased the site from DigitalOcean after working there for the last 12 years and now it’s fully independent again. Love to see it.
This site was invaluable to me back in the 2010’s when I first started tinkering around with Wordpress and web design in general. I kinda forgot it existed, but now it’s got a permanent place in my bookmarks bar once again.
↳ via CSS-Tricks
iPhone Duo Users Are Already Seeing a Big Old Crease in the Middle of Their $2,000 Foldable iPhone
Apple’s $2,000 folding phone, the iPhone Duo, came out just two days ago and people are already seeing big fat creases down the middle of the folding screen, and some devices are cracked in the same specific spot too.
Wow, what an unexpected turn of events.
↳ via 404 Media
Walkipedia: Everything Wikipedia knows within half an hour on foot
↳ via neil-scott.com
A thank-you for the people who host the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity in your town: eight evenings in January, a different church each night, borrowed chairs, soup passed between kitchens and one candle carried from door to door. A photo of the mixed congregation's empty pews or the shared candle, as a jigsaw, with your note at the end.
A thank-you for the church Easter Sunday sunrise service team: alarms set for half past four, a small fire lit in the churchyard, folding chairs facing east and hot cross buns handed round as the sun comes up. A photo of the first light over the hill or the empty chairs at dawn, as a jigsaw, with your note at the end.
