It turns out I suck at playing Go. I have no foresight at all about what is going to happen in the later stages of the game and then usually get taken for 50 points at once.
Ze:ro Praxen. 📍
Another day, another dialysis session. And once again four hours of lying still in the heat. You can believe that I’m drenched in sweat afterwards. 🙁
I finally have port forwarding working on my Mac mini running Sequoia. Turns out the firewall resisted my attempts to open a port. Not even when configuring APF manually. So I had to resort to turning off the system firewall and installing LittleSnitch. Sometimes 3rd party simply is best.
Why Call of Cthulhu Beats D&D at Actually Getting Played
Let’s be honest about something. How many D&D campaigns have you started that never finished?
I’m talking about those epic adventures that were supposed to take your characters from level 1 to 20. The ones that petered out somewhere around level 6. The campaign notes gathering dust on your hard drive.
There’s a reason for this. And it’s not that your group lacks commitment.
The Year-Long D&D Commitment Problem Here’s what nobody tells you when you crack open that shiny new D&D adventure book.
Not exactly what I expected to see in a cab that is mostly booked by geriatric dialysis patients. 😂 #nsfw
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Okay, this “Haptic Trailer"—when viewed on your iPhone—is pretty great.
That was a fun experience indeed. (When viewed on iPhone in landscape mode.)
I need a new flat cap (newsboy cap) after my wife tried to do me a favor and put my old one in the washing machine. It now fits my son perfectly. So at least he’s happy.
Trading Freedom for Efficiency: My Journey from PD to HD
After my kidney surgery, everything changed. I had to switch from peritoneal dialysis (PD) to hemodialysis (HD). PD is the type where you dialyze at home through your abdomen. HD is what most people picture - sitting in a clinic hooked to a machine.
I didn’t have a choice in this. The surgery made the decision for me.
What I Miss Most About PD I miss my nights. With PD, I just hooked up before bed.
Relax History AI: When AI Brings History to Life
Ever wondered what George Washington really looked like? Not the stiff painting version, but the actual person?
What if you could see Marie Curie’s actual face? Not just that famous black-and-white photo. Her real, living face with all its expressions.
That’s exactly what Relax History AI does. And it’s brilliant.
What is Relax History AI? It’s a YouTube channel that brings dead people back to life. Well, sort of.
They use AI to transform old paintings and descriptions into photorealistic faces.
The TACO Revolution: When Fast Food Meets Politics
Trump Always Chickens Out - A Spicy New Internet Sensation It seems the internet has found its newest obsession, and surprisingly, it involves both politics and Mexican cuisine – sort of. The acronym “TACO” has been taking over Facebook feeds faster than you can say “guacamole,” but this particular taco comes with an extra side of political satire.
TACO stands for “Trump Always Chickens Out,” a term originally coined by a Financial Times columnist that has now morphed into a full-blown meme phenomenon.