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Kelvin and Glasgow Uni Tower flickr photo by NomadWarMachine shared under a Creative Commons (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) license
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Blogging live from Indie Web Club yet again! Lots of pieces from my camera roll. Please click on the link (and appreciate the visuals :') )
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(This is one of a series of entries I’m using to participate in Blaugust for 2026.)
Remember when you would buy a compact camera if you wanted something inexpensive?
Well, technically you still can (Looking at you, Camp Snap!), but the prices for higher quality compact cameras are surpassing the lower end DSLR and mirrorless models, even when you factor in the lenses.
Granted, you’re getting what you pay for. A $1k+ compact is going to outperform my current, aging DSLR (in the best lighting, at…
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Y A R R E D (2026)
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Mulțumesc că urmărești ThinkRoot prin Atom Feed. Poți folosi și RSS sau JSON Feed.
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Sal's Blog
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I mentioned that I was going to try following Neal Stephenson’s advice and learn to write in cursive. I stuck with it for almost a whole afternoon.
Is that good?
Practicing proper cursive — in my case, as directed by the Palmer Method — massively slowed down my writing. And the product looked like shit because I was bad at it. Then I realized the Palmer Method opens the rabbit hole of “whole arm movement,” where you use your arm to move the pen rather than your hand. Apparently this can take yea…
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I’ve been muddling through ways to stay interesting – to myself and friends – in the age of AI. Part of the answer, I have come to understand, is the construction of Thickets. Dreaming up such a thing without a way to traverse it kept the idea incomplete. One nagging thought was that it was important to get properly lost – as opposed to trivially lost. That feeling where you had a good sense of where you were, but a question you asked or a connection you made has left you in unfamiliar territory…
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This is the start of a new series on my blog that I tentatively call "hitting the digital brakes". If I come up with a better title, I'll change this header and the hashtag
This is a picture I took on the road home today, with a Kodak Charmera.
The Charmera is a tiny keychain camera that I bring with me when I use a small handbag.
I love my tiny camera.
There's no logic to the love for it, the camera has a very low resolution and it's so tiny it's kinda hard to take pictures with it using the sc…
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JAG’s Workshop
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Carl E. Martin, in his first video on YouTube:
All music, and especially popular music, is created through inspiration and copying. ‘The Gen Alpha Melody’ is an interesting example where a specific melody is being used in hundreds of different contexts.
That description undersells this video. It’s a fascinating exploration of a pop music melody so ubiquitous it’s practically a cliché. It has a killer opening, and I thoroughly enjoyed Martin’s deadpan, no-nonsense delivery (and his bone-dry sense…
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Bookmarked: Blaugust 2026 is Coming! TIL Blaugust is a thing. Looks fun. also so many people writing and wanting to write
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It was just as well I went out yesterday afternoon to go for a walk and, of course, go buy myself a much needed gelato from my fav (and only gelato shop) on the rue st. Jean, Tutto Gelato.
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So naturally, I took a load of silly photos while strolling in what might be the last day of sunshine we see again for 4-5 day.
Welcome to August.
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As you can see, there are a lot of churches in one street.…
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Join this writing challenge and see what you can do
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PaseoBaggage - Blaugust 2026
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When I first decided I would post about memories and music it was natural to think back to the earliest memory I had. I guess I can remember my mother singing the Itsy Bitsy Spider or some other nursery rhyme. But for a "regular" song? I believe that would have to be
Boot Scootin' Boogie by Brooks & Dunn
My dad used to listen to country music back in the day. He had a bunch of cassette tapes for songs he recorded off the radio and the master list of the songs on each tape in a notebook. He also…
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And just like that July is over. Here’s my seven months of photos, one for each day. As I was a way for some of the month it was quite hard to only pic one image to represent my holiday … Continue reading →
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Inventory Full
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Cry "Havoc!" and let slip the dogs of Blaugust! Or is that too aggressive? How about Blaugust, come she will? No, I think I might have used that one before. After a while it gets hard to remember.
But here we are again. And how many of us are there this time? Let me see if I can find the list. You'll have to excuse me a moment. Usually I'd have sorted all this out in advance but the weather's been so lovely and there's been so much else to do...
Aha! that took a minute but here we go, courtesy o…
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You can proofread a million times, but the moment you hit publish, every single error shows it’s rear.
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It's the final day of July, and I'm in a contemplative mood. Tomorrow begins Blaugust 2026, a fun event where bloggers are challenged to write 31 blog posts in 31 days.
Will I participate? Well, every month has been Blaugust for me since November 2025, as I've written at least 23 posts every month since then. Although I haven't yet had a month where I've successfully blogged every single day, so maybe I will.
What I want to talk about, though, is not blogging. At the start of the month, Dan Q. w…