2026-05-16 07:20:48
“It turns out blaming the blackout on “too many renewables” was like blaming a loss by Real Madrid on having too many non-Spanish players on the pitch.”
https://www.raponline.org/blog/remembering-the-28th-of-a…
“It turns out blaming the blackout on “too many renewables” was like blaming a loss by Real Madrid on having too many non-Spanish players on the pitch.”
https://www.raponline.org/blog/remembering-the-28th-of-a…
Remembering 'Coach Mac': Jeff Legwold shares his best Dave McGinnis memories https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/48485921/remembering-dave-mcginnis-nfl-head-coach-assistant-color-commentator-tribute
Remembering dear Roman Verostko, who died this month two years ago, aged 94. An highly influential figure, not just for algorithmic art in general, but also for younger me personally, after meeting him during a panel discussion at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London and then corresponding for several years after...
Living as a monk and ordained priest in the 1950/60s, he absolutely cherished his limited computer time which he had first access to as student. The more he learned a…
Remembering Dr. Lea Richardson #science
I am currently discovering step by step the work of Mark Hallett :
https://www.thetransmitter.org/brain-stimulation/remembering-mark-hallett-leader-in-transcranial-magnetic-stimulation/
Quite a long journ…
I swear I’m getting *worse* at remembering to do #MondayRandom10 as time goes on. 🤦🏻♂️
1. AnnenMayKantereit & Giant Rooks—“Tom’s Diner”
2. Tool—“No Quarter”
3. The Doors—“People Are Strange”
4. Mazzy Star—“Fade Into You”
5. Faith No More—“Epic”
6. Cake—“Open Book”
7. Garbage—“Push It”
8. Lana Del Rey—“Video Games”
9. Suzanne Vega—“Blood Makes N…
Remembering Them Podcast
A podcast for guests to speak about their losses, experiences with grief, and to share stories of their loved ones...
Great Australian Pods Podcast Directory: https://www.greataustralianpods.com/remembering-dad/
From Bill McKibben
Lee Raymond, former Exxon CEO who denied climate change, dies at 87,
when people think back in a hundred years or a thousand or ten thousand, the one thing worth remembering about him will be the crucial role he played in holding back action on climate change.
I would like to add a link but all I could get was a promo for the Substack app
The Boring Internet (text) | Terry Godier
#Internet because you've…
Currently working through an information security/anti-phishing HR training programme, and can't help remembering that time I was copied into an email thread containing layer after layer of quoted emails, at the bottom of which was my institution's History Dept's web-editor username and password, in plaintext. Admittedly a long time ago, but still...
Wow. Admittedly I still teach this, but didn't think remembering how to do long division would be all that difficult. This has got me curious. Do you remember how to do long division? (no answers from current students/teachers please) #poll boosts appreciated. Try 100÷4 if you want to try it out and see if it comes back to you
*me suddenly remembering i have an AppleTV in my office I can throw the Artemis live stream on and feel like I’m in Mission Control*
Remembering Robert Mueller (Garrett M. Graff/Doomsday Scenario)
https://www.doomsdayscenario.co/p/remembering-robert-mueller
http://www.memeorandum.com/260322/p47#a260322p47
RE: https://mastodon.sprawl.club/@ludicity/116690823054792097
Remembering how controversial so-called "open book" exams were, way back when.
Love the "take a screenshot of a schedule and convert it into calendar items" demos of AI.
While remembering that just asking services to provide .ics downloads has mostly fallen on dead ears.
remembering that time in 2004 my friend jake booked david allan coe's first nyc show in decades. the gig was on a boat, supposedly because coe wouldn't set foot in nyc due to a beef with the hells angels, so the boat picked him up & dropped him off in new jersey. https://jakerocksoff.com/d-is-for-davi
Sigh, I was acquainted with Rod Diridon through my work with the California Railroad and Trolley Corporation. ( https://ctrc.org/ )
I am remembering the evening of the election in which the California High Speed Rail squeaked by and how Rod (and the rest of us) were very happily surprised.
Remembering Splodge, AKA Plodge, Plodgemina, Plogmione Granger. Gone but not forgotten 💕 #caturday
8 hour Quinton video just dropped.
Remembering Grumpy Cat | Fallen Titans
by Quinton Reviews
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klBhtxbUxqE
from my link log —
John Conway's FRACTRAN, a ridiculous yet surprisingly deep language.
http://raganwald.com/2020/05/03/fractran.html
saved 2020-05-11
Meet the author - Joshua Black, Frank Bongiorno, Marija Taflaga and Peter Yu
Mon 18 May 2026, 6:00 pm
Frank Bongiorno will be in conversation with Joshua Black, Marija Taflaga and Peter Yu on Gold Standard? Remembering the Hawke government. Edited by Frank Bongiorno, CarolynHolbrook and Joshua Black.
#Canberra #ANU
For me, remembering mostly happens through reliving movement. But how about you? 🤔
#blog
Worth remembering that 45’s modus operandi is to distract, distract, distract. In the chaos he creates, it’s easy to be overwhelmed or forget where the real problems are. The Epstein files aren’t just about 45’s connections to Epstein. They also illustrate a powerful, corrupt network of people who took what they wanted without caring how many people were hurt in the process. #nokings
#superproductivity app is great. There aren't many apps I can run on my locked down computer at work. But this one is possible to sync via webdav so I installed a minimal webdav just to syncronize the json and md file the app generates. It work flawlessly! I have finally found a way to take my todo's between work and home.
Age makes remembering things more and more tr…
If anyone has an interest in Australian political history...
Join Frank Bongiorno, Carolyn Holbrook, and Joshua Black as they discuss their new book, Gold Standard? Remembering the Hawke government.
Hosted by The Australia Institute as part of Australia's Biggest Bookclub.
📅Fri, Apr 24, 2026
🕚️11:00 am AEST
🔗 Zoom
#History
Looks like someone broke @… again
web.archive.org results in a 503 error.
It's almost as if someone might be interested in people not remembering things from the past...
#webarchive
Despite using tmux for mumblefuck years, I woke up this morning not remembering how to split the pane horizontally. These sorts of things have been happening to me more often, lately: words, shortcuts, file extensions simply missing and requiring lookup. I don't know how to judge if this is normal (not for me, until now!), age-related, or a sign of something more concerning, but I note the data points.
Our 3yo boy Chase really enjoys watch Danny Go. He finds his videos super funny. ❤️
https://www.instagram.com/p/DYpAyjIEepY/?img_index=1&igsh=anByZGxvdzFvenZ1
Some dipshit posted defending “AI” saying it’s “early days”, which triggered me remembering that I used to get emails inviting me to speak at conferences on AI 30 years ago simply because I had an email ending in “ai. mit. edu”. 😂
“Early days”
Yeah & the internet was created by Netscape in 1992.