I’m not in a position to talk specifics at this moment but I did a thing this week that gave me a feeling of hope and of growing something in the face of so much destruction and despair. I am grateful for that feeling and I wish it for everyone who reads this.
A 1912 metamorphic toy celebrates the escape of suffragist Christabel Pankhurst to France to avoid arrest. When you pull the tab, she vanishes and two police detectives crash into each other.
We've been getting notifications that our logins will change from Duo to Okla and it feels very much like that "It's literally on Heebee" post about streaming services.
I am old enough to remember being warned that you can't trust Wikipedia and now it is the very last thing I still trust to accurately reflect a consensus reality.
Why is the nonsense phrase “vegetative electron microscopy” turning up in fake scientific papers? Add two-column formatting to the list of things AI doesn’t understand.
Next week, the earliest cookbook by an African American author will be issued in a new edition, drawn from the only known copy, in the collection of the Clements Library at the University of Michigan.
