OpenStreetMap is not, at its heart, a 3D map, but it supports tagging buildings and other objects with information about the ...
If you zoom way in to the mark on top you will see that it reads “Stephenson Blake,” which identifies the British foundry ...
I don’t understand what exactly he was there to talk about, other than that it had something to do with memes. What saved the piece for me, though, was this paragraph, referring to Maher: ...
I don’t understand what exactly he was there to talk about, other than that it had something to do with memes. What saved the piece for me, though, was this paragraph, referring to Maher: ...
Ton writes, in The PHP Interruption: This site, and my other ones, and my business ones (including our NextCloud), were offline as precaution since yesterday afternoon. I was at LegoWorld in Utrecht ...
I’ll be voting for Amir Zuccolo for Mayor of Charlottetown in the November 2, 2026 municipal election.
John Flood gifted me a case of 14 pt. Weiss Italic last week, type he’d originally been given by Thaddeus Holownia. It’s a typeface unlike any other I own: precious, delicate, with a need to be very ...
I have to hand it to Laura, personable owner of The 5th Wave Espresso & Tea Bar: she created her business from scratch, survived a move from Queen Street to University Avenue, and, after her less-than ...
From Epos Daimon, The Antifascist Magic School for Teens by mssv: Let’s say you want to teach teenagers about the dangers of toxic communities like the manosphere. You could talk about the politics ...
It was a year ago yesterday that I had my right radial head replaced with a titanium upgrade, the result of an unfortunate fall off a box in the gym. All things considered, my recovery over the last ...
From Protopia by Kevin Kelly: Dystopia leans into problems; utopia leans into progress; protopia leans into problems and progress in unison. It acknowledges there is no progress without problems, and ...
From I’m Making Strandfall, a Solarpunk Orienteering Larp by Adrian Hon: Smartphones are anti-enchantment devices. All too often during interactive theatre and ARGs, I see participants fixated on ...