Wearing a mask isn’t mandatory at my local supermarket, but its encouraging to see how many more people are wearing masks during the last month.
Top 10 Soundwave Episodes
If you’re new to Soundwave and are looking for something to listen to, below are the top 10 most played episodes.
- Mike Cadoo
- DJ Food
- Jonathan Ammons
- Hannah Peel
- Sean Horton
- Axel Arturo Barceló
- Joseph Aleo
- protoU
- Joseph Aleo
- Frank Riggio
At the end of every day I retreat to my lab and work on Project X, which will launch January 1, 2022. I can’t wait to tell you all about it. It’s the most ambitious thing I’ve ever undertaken. Everyone should have a Project X.
I don’t want to be that guy has a library of role playing games that go unplayed. But… I broke down and purchased Ultraviolet Grasslands and the Black City. Running a game that’s basically a Moebius comic book is irresistible.
The Economics of the Future Is Somewhat Different
I’m noticing a trend in my fascination with economic.
- Trekonomics: The Economics of Star Trek by Manu Saadia
- The Economics of Star Trek: The Proto-Post-Scarcity Economy by Rick Webb
- The People’s Republic of Walmart: How the World’s Biggest Corporations are Laying the Foundation for Socialism by Leigh Phillips
- Fully Automated Luxury Communism by Aaron Bastani
- Soft Currency Economics II (MMT - Modern Monetary Theory Book 1) by Warren Mosler
This was the character I played in Quake 3: Arena. My handle was Fidget.
I’ve made Kool-Aid pickles so I was thrilled to see it on the menu at Fixins Soul Kitchen. They were pretty tasty. Mine were better, though. 🙂
Surfing USA.
Charles McPherson celebrates his 84th birthday at Queen Bee’s in San Diego.
This morning’s uneasy listening.
I’ve built a vault using the iOS Obsidian app but it’s not syncing with the stuff I added from my laptop.
I’ve shed my COVID-19 (lbs). My next goal is lose another 6lbs to get back to last summer’s fighting weight.
I’m old fashioned. Iuse bookmarks. I don’t understand how people don’t use bookmarks. I used to use delicious but Yahoo botched it like they did so many services. I’ve been using Pinboard for years and the Pins app has made its way on to my home screen.
App.net showed great promise but failed to deliver. Most of the community migrated to PiNut when App.net closed down, but I drifted away and found a new home on Micro.blog.
Few weeks ago, I deleted the Tumblr app from my phone. Glad the service exists, but found the functionality frustrating. Micro.blog is a more effortless and streamlined experience. The minimal subscription fee usually means better content. Tumblr could learn from Micro.blog.
Speaking of RSS apps, I haven’t tried them all, but I’ve tried the more popular ones. Reeder and NetNewsWire are great, but I still prefer Feedly. I like the UI, and I like the functionality of the app and the browser version.
Apple News is a beautiful app. But I’m annoyed at how many articles I have to scroll last because they require an News+ subscription. I also don’t like that I can’t add RSS feeds from sources I want to follow. I’ve been using Feedly for years and it’s a far better experience.
My boy made jajangmyun for our 4th of July dinner. I tucked into my bowl like a ravenous Timberwolf.
My dog, who will bark at any damn thing, is surprisingly chill tonight.
Okay, it’s not just the staff at the Blood Bank. Even my fellow donors think I’m a riot. Put me in front of a brick wall with a mic and donating blood at the same time, and I think Chris Rock would be afraid to follow after me.