I spent forever just scrolling through this site. It was amazing fun watching all the facts and details as you scoll up to the Kármán Line. Sites like this don’t get enough publicity but it really should. Just a fun time. Making sure my kids get to see it as well is a treat. You should spend time there as well. Enjoy and let me know what you think as well. continue reading...
Colin Meloy of The Decemberist had ChatGPT write a song in his style. It’s an example of how a great artist can bring a terrible-to-mediocre song up to something pretty decent. #
These fools chopped a rear tire of motorcycle in half…and the outcome is amazing. #
Why is it that there are very few file based, git backed, content management systems (CMS) out there? I see all over people using Hugo, Gatsby, 11ty, Jeckyll, and more to run their static site. The common denominator on all of these? They prioritize the use of .md files and flat-file systems to house their content. Although most of these can operate by pulling remote data from an API, this wasn’t the primary function. continue reading...
People who think they know everything are a great annoyance to those of us who do.
So, I’ve been able to work on my own recently. Due to people being out for Christmas and then many taking longer breaks than normal, I get to work on my own a bit. That’s good and bad for me because I do need some external stimuli to keep me moving…yet I’ve also been able to hyperfocus on a couple things well. To maintain that focus I tend to listen to a great deal of music. continue reading...
I’m currently working to update my website. It is really fun to find things and rebuild…but that’s for a different post. I’ve found it pretty difficult to build the front-page content for this one though. My current page is full of me and my life, from showing tweets, links, television, and the like. I really like this type of lifestreaming approach, I even worked with this topic on the lifestreamblog website. continue reading...
My son mentioned to me he wants a website. I’m all about that! I would love to offer him a place to call his own. But I don’t want to half-ass it. Growing up we had sites like GeoCities, Tripod, and others that allowed us complete freedom over the sites we made. And we had great tools to get us there. Where did all these tools go? As I said, I didn’t want to skimp on him and get him something that extremely formulaic. continue reading...
Not 100% sure what I wanted to do with this site. I’ve let it languish for a couple years and not sure why. Just had other things that have gotten in the way. So maybe this year will be different. Maybe not. What I want to try is just dumping some stuff on here. My original vision for the site was to spend a good amount of time writing something meaningful. continue reading...
Digital platforms are struggling, meanwhile a 136-year-old book retailer is growing again. But why? #
Luca Stricagnoli played a harmonic dual acoustic guitar cover of "Toss a Coin to Your Witcher" from the Netflix series "The Witcher". #
The Slow Mo Guys cut off the right hand of a Stretch Armstrong and attached a garden hose to capture the explosion in slow motion. #
Brian Feldman goes deep into a ’90s viral video and tracks down everyone involved #
Horizon Forbidden West is Guerrilla Games latest action role-playing game following the protagonist, Aloy, through a post-apocalyptic North America. If you haven’t played Horizon Zero Dawn, then you should really go out and play it. As one of my all-time favorite modern games, and is a must have game for the PlayStation 4 and 5. I have just completed Horizon Forbidden West (HFW) and achieved the Platinum Trophy. Here’s my thoughts on the game. continue reading...
It’s the COVID isolation theme… A bit more svelte and easier to handle, but still in the vein of what I’ve established as my style. Right about now, is when I start talking about how I wish I would write more and that I will probably do it from now on…then the site sits still for months and months. So I won’t be saying that. I would like to write more, but time is not on my side. continue reading...