Today, Apple released Developer OS 27 Beta 3 for iOS, iPadOS, tvOS, macOS, and visionOS. Did I miss any? Oh yeah, there’s watchOS. As usual, I’m crazy enough to install these Beta Operating Systems on my main devices. Previous two beta releases had their own share of issues and I’m hoping its...
A surprise announcement shook up the Democratic primary for an open Senate seat in Michigan over the holiday weekend, as Mallory McMorrow announced she was suspending her campaign. This leaves the race as a two-person contest, which will pit a favorite of the Democratic Party establishment...
Clearing houses, the shared memory layer agents read and write, are the high ground of the agent era. They are also the softest thing in the stack. Why memory poisoning is the breach pattern this architecture invites, and the four properties that have to be designed in.
I recently felt a sudden deep desire to try my hand at some west coast-style/experimental synthesis. After looking at a number of possibilities over a few weeks, I decided to try out the fully modular Pittsburgh Modular Voltage Lab 2. I’ve never had a true modular system before, so this is my...
Once upon a time, I wrote quick notes about beers I had tried. Like this one for Shepard Neame Goldings, I beer I haven’t thought about for one minute in the subsequent twenty years. So it was pleased I was to read that Boak and Bailey decided to turn back the clock this week and blog like it was...
It seems like FIRE survived after all. The acronym stands for Financial Independence, Retire Early. It's a movement I've been following since the late 2010s, with the emphasis on financial calculations and statistical analysis tickling my mathematical brain. At the same time, its core tenet of...
“It is the first thing any one has to learn in order to live,” Henry Miller wrote in comparing the art of living to dance, driven by rhythm into which the dancer must relax. “It is extremely difficult, because it means surrender, full surrender.” Surrender, it turns out, is an essential part of...
Excellent reasons, in fact. Back in December I wrote that Marasco v. Taylor Swift was and is doomed. Today Judge Aileen Cannon dismissed it with prejudice, and if I do say, she did it up right. My complaint the first time around — that the case had already collapsed once, but it collapsed on...
Usually here at MPorcius Fiction Log we read old stories, but today we're mixing things up and reading some recent speculative fiction. Last week I was in the District (you might know it as The Swamp) and took a look at the clearance carts at Second Story Books on Dupont Circle. Among the books...
Taking a good group photo consists of multiple aspects: hardware scouting organization preparation execution processing publishing I can say with confidence that nearly everything here comes from having failed to do these things right at least once, even on the latest attempts, so this is an...
AngiesWeb I spent three days in Bremen, and from the moment I arrived, the city felt like a place where stories linger in the streets. Bremen is compact enough to explore on foot, yet rich enough in history and culture that every corner seems to hold something worth pausing for. My visit became a...
On the Aristotelian account of abstraction, we abstract the forms of things via perception. But here is a problem. First of all, we sometimes have better knowledge of things not perceived than of things perceived. Let’s say you read a detailed scientific book about pangolins, though you’ve never...
It's kind of incredible that these days, barely a day goes by that I don't think about AOL Instant Messenger (or AIM, as I'll call it throughout) at some point.That statement doesn't make sense on the face of it even to me, since I only used AOL in the 1990s for a short time before I found cheaper...
There comes a time when you feel the pull to begin again. Changing direction, releasing old identities, and starting fresh takes courage, but it can be one of the healthiest things we do for our minds and hearts.
Maybe it's the music, maybe it's the feeling of achievement after a good day of work, or the feeling of freedom after a messy breakup. Regardless, somehow for the first time in forever, I suddenly feel an inexplicable resurgence of hope for life. There's so much out there, and life is far too...
Spring/summer 2026 playlistsBuy Music ClubDeezerSpotifyRight now I’m listening to the new Fire-Toolz album inside a CD listening booth at a record store that no longer exists.The booth is a small room, five or so feet square, carpeted on the floor and all sides, and closed off from the rest of the...
The days of a single neat and tidy solicitation for all publishers are gone. Individual publishers’ listings will be posted on a monthly basis as I discover them, either from their websites or catalogues. Another Artiste Édition on offer. Buck Danny – Ciel de Corée + Avions sans pilotes Artiste...
A Prince, whose character is thus marked by every act which may define a Tyrant, is unfit to be the ruler of a free people. - the Declaration of Independence This week's featured post is "Capitalism vs. Socialism? Get Serious." Ongoing stories Trump's assault on American democracy....
There’s a site called IN THE WEIGHTS that I came across through Kev Quirk’s blog post . It checks whether you’re someone who lives on inside certain LLMs. Large language models encode their knowledge and reasoning through billions of numbers called “the weights.” The amazing capabilities of...
Another 70's comic book that made a huge impression on young Mr. Karswell was the April 1974 issue of Red Circle Sorcery #6. Awaiting readers behind that amazing, Vampira-esque cover design by the late, great Gray Morrow, (one of my most favorite covers ever), was a nifty little tie-in tale about...
We’ve all been there. You fill out a form. You hit submit. Nothing happens. Maybe the border turns red. Maybe a little icon winks at you. Maybe your computer hums aggressively. But nobody tells you what went wrong. You stare at the screen. “Did it fail? Did it work? Am I…
A new activity to make you the envy of the parish like the 12 Metre Freestyle Gangster you are! “What do you know about 24MHz?”“Magic. Whole lotta magic.” Cyrus. The Warriors. 1979. This weekend just past I set out on a SOTA activation. My first in a couple of months. This was to be no […]
These quiet, cloudy mornings are the best time to get out for a run. The roads are quiet and the temperatures are cool. I feel so grateful to live out here and get to experience the quiet shifts of the countryside. It's especially fun when I inadvertently scare some cows who are otherwise enjoying...
Review season. You start your career thinking the review is the most important milestone of the year, but as an individual, you only see part of the picture. Everyone cares about the compensation (base salary, bonus, and stock). That’s the data they care about, but where did this pile of...
Legislation lowering the state’s speed limit to 55 miles an hour cleared its final legislative hurdle today and was sent to Gov. Robert D. Ray for his signature. … The bill will remain in effect until July 1, 1975, or until the President determines there is no longer an energy crisis. — UPI in...
In late June, we headed up to the North East last week for a couple of nights to celebrate the E's birthday. Now, I used to spend a fair bit of time in Newcastle back in my working days, but the Northumberland coast? Completely unknown territory. What would we find apart from dodgy weather?Our...
Here’s a long-delayed video update covering everything after Nationals to now, including yesterday’s excellent Travelall update: The truck is starting again, after I ran out to the 800, stole the ignition switch from that, and swapped it in. As I was testing the old one I found that the lock...
When crafting an atmospheric landscape on an alien planet, it's always best to borrow the coolest, most interesting elements found here in the beautiful natural world. As a result, waterfalls tend to pop up fairly frequently.One of my favorite examples is actually very recent: Michael Böhme's 2019...
var addthis_config = {"data_track_clickback":true}; After reading a story, then singing our final song together, the children came forward to hug me, not one at a time, but all together, and there we were, a massive scrum of bodies, wrapping one another up in our arms.Since my first year...
The Witch Queen and the Girl in Homeroom: What I Learned from Forty Years of One Character I created Larina in July, 1986. That sentence feels simple enough, but it carries a lot of weight. It means she has been with me through six editions of D&D, most of high school, college games, new...
The “Freedom 250” activities in Washington DC have been controversial for a number of reasons, but after the fireworks display in the early hours of July 5th, the environmental and health impacts of this event became a concern. In the aftermath of the fireworks display on the National Mall,...
Tom Hanks first drew a lot of attention in the sitcom Bosom Buddies back in 1980 before making a very successful transition to movies with Ron Howard's directorial debut of Splash. Hanks has since had an incredible career with everything from the Academy Award winning Forest Gump to the...
Ben Bernanke and Rick Mishkin called the use of data dependence in monetary policy "constrained discretion". We are in another of those periods of constrained discretion regarding inflation and monetary policy. Robert Hetzel, a former Fed economist, said that policymaking has a flavor of "guess...
Written by VetinariWelcome one and all to this new playthrough for the Adventurers’ Guild. The game that we will tackle in this series of posts is “Flash Gordon: il rapimento di Dale” (Dale’s kidnapping).The character of Flash Gordon originated in 1934 and was created by comic book legend Alex...
A deep technical walkthrough of Amazon S3 Files: what it actually is, where it earns its complexity, setup scripts, monitoring, costs and the production gotchas that will bite you if you skip straight to the mount command. Jump to: What it is · What it is not · Setup script · Performance tests...
Withnail Books of Penrith, renowned for their chapbooks of literary rarities, have just announced a facsimile edition of Charades, Written a hundred years ago by Jane Austen and Her Family, originally published in 1895. This charming collection of riddles devised by the family for their own...
On today's Anecdotal Evidence, Patrick Kurp writes of the 'unsuspected kindness' of which, happily, the world still has abundant supply. He leads up to the subject by way of an anecdote about an exemplary act of kindness – of Christian charity – by that great poet and man, George Herbert, as...
Ways to modify electronic and punch card published transfer lace designs looked at some ways to achieve lace designs on Brother models with single knit rows between transfer segments, which influences the number of total knit and lace carriage passes, changes the appearance of the spaces between...
"Norwich Evening News," February 3, 1970, via Newspapers.comIf you’re at all familiar with my Twitter/X or Facebook feeds, you know that I periodically share old newspaper reports about the seemingly endless varieties of mayhem carried out by goats. (Why do I do this? It’s just how I roll, I...
Cómo los modelos de lenguaje erosionan el diálogo interior, sustituyen la conversación humana por un sucedáneo y transforman silenciosamente nuestra manera de pensar y dar sentido al mundo.