Like an abandoned outpost broadcasting out in the blogging wasteland, sending out dispatches one blog post at a time.
They go, “Isn't she lovely, this Hollywood girl?”
And they say... “She's so lucky, she's a star.” But she cry, cry, cries in her lonely heart, thinking If there's nothing missing in my life Then why do these tears come at night?
Damn... this cover is so good.
I really wanted this to be done via a button, but I see that Write.as is stripping off any attributes added to a button, so I had to figure out a different way of doing this. Ended up doing it via CSS.
Got the idea for the CSS solution from here: How To Display an Element on Hover
This was an awesome game. Kyrie Irving, when he puts his mind to it is unstoppable. Luka with a 41-point triple double though, that's crazy good.
I was reading an article that said, “As we know, nutrition science is still very young. Still not old enough to be trusted with scissors.” So I looked around for a publish date on the article and couldn't find any. So how the heck does someone reading that article know, that nutrition science probably isn't young anymore and that this article is old and needs to be updated with new research?
I only point that out because with the emergence of the Digital Garden trend, people have been taking out the “publish dates” from their posts, to make their posts seem like it has evergreen content.
I'm writing this while eating a great tasting sandwich and listening to good music on my lunch break. Life is good. But I know that's not the case for everyone else. What did I do to deserve all this? Thank you Lord for the blessings.
In addition to taking down all the notes on my public Digital Garden, I also stopped working on it during my lunch breaks. The end result? I now have time to actually work on blog posts.
The Chosen Season 3 is almost upon us!
So many good songs in this 70s Love songs playlist...
We can turn it all around, if you don't turn your back on me.
What a beautiful song. Mad respect for Papa Roach for keeping their kind of rock music still going.
Was going through and cleaning out old drafts. I found these two links that car enthusiasts might appreciate.
Preserving A Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III — a great read for those still driving around their old enthusiast cars.
Massive power is doable on any platform, but a few simple touches to refine what was there from the factory seems like a really good approach for long-term preservation.
This is also how I see myself modifying my car nowadays. More of a OEM+ approach for longevity, rather than modding for all out performance. It is especially important now as new car prices have gone through the roof, and replacement parts for my Mazdaspeed3 have become scarce and costly.
Life Lessons From A Monk & His Tuned Mini Cooper S — here's another good read. Yes, you read that title correctly. It's about a monk and his tuned Mini Cooper S. I didn't even realize monks can own cars, more so a tuned/modified one at that. This was an eye opening read for me. But more important is the monk's thoughts on finding a balance in life and how that affected how he modified his car.
Are they really doing a reboot of Rurouni Kenshin?!?! This is the anime that got me into anime. I'm looking forward to the reboot.