Rue and the Cats
Rue McClanahan made a video about the care and feeding of cats back in the day. I made a brief edit of the introduction to the video —
Rue McClanahan made a video about the care and feeding of cats back in the day. I made a brief edit of the introduction to the video —
I like goofy old movies, Andor, and people complaining about shit, so I combined all three into a video that I spent too much time making:
I’ve found a bunch of pictures from my first digital camera, a Kodak DC240 Zoom. I bought it after I moved back to the States, so it must’ve been late 2000/early 2001. The camera had a 1.3 megapixel sensor, with a 3x optical zoom and 1280×960 resolution. I thought it was fantastic and it replaced…
The week started out peacefully enough until I walked out onto my patio and noticed something was missing — several things, actually. All of my young pea plants had been pilfered in the night, but by who or what I didn’t know. My anger was tempered by the promise of a mystery and I immediately…
The Internet Archive is hosting recently discovered episodes from a mid-’80s California computer show that were transferred from reel-to-reel tape. While full of time-capsule descriptions of 1980s technology news, the most exciting aspect of the show has been the variety and uniqueness of the interviews. The list of people that the show interviewed is a…
https://youtu.be/G9OyJ-Z9lns I caught this video recently about the diminishing market for so-called “graded” comics, which are comic books that have been professionally evaluated by a neutral third party and then encased within an ultrasonically-welded plastic case to preserve their condition. Apparently, sellers can’t offload these anymore, because no one wants them. If this video is…
Well the Olympics are over and I get to replay the same quadrennial nonsense that I always do: casual dismissal prior to the games, followed by growing emotional investment as I watch more and more events, followed by a crash after the closing ceremonies. You’d think I’d learn my pattern and change, but it’s my…
A look at some of the places that all the people who were smart enough to leave Twitter ended up (that I’m aware of): Mastodon. My first impression of Mastodon was not favorable, though I’ve come around to it in the last year or so. When I first started using it, it reminded me of…
I took this back in 2009 in Portsmouth, NH with a Canon PowerShot A560