2026-09-22 23:54:19
There have been some high-profile deaths lately, but none of them punched me harder than this one.
Gilbert continued to be positive throughout his cancer battle. “I have my crying moments where, like everyone, I have to let it out,” he said. “But I like that we can turn it around into something positive… It’s always been just to inspire and grow a community of people that want to go to our shows and smile and have a good time.”
I've had Listen Up! on constant rotation this year. The entire album is wall-to-wall positivity and encouragement, keeping my spirits high even if things seem bleak.
Life will kick you down Be sure of that But stand up, grab it's throat, and yell, "you've met your match."
2026-09-16 23:05:05
Turns out Cor64 also has covers of Ken's Theme (from Street Fighter 2) and the Rocky IV Training Montage song, so I guess I found a new favorite band today.
Can you imagine a better gig than touring the country playing live covers of Nintendo 64 soundtracks?
2026-09-10 11:12:53
This is so cute, clever, and impressive. An easy subscribe for me.
2026-09-09 21:48:20
Mary Bruno was the person who introduced me before I delivered my TEDx talk a few years ago. She's an incredible letterpress artist who runs a shop up in St. Cloud.
Anyway, she sent out a newsletter today linking to these excellent perimenopause greeting cards, and it reminded me that she has an entire shop of dope-lookin' art. I am in the process of designing my new office and it may need to feature one of these prints.
2026-09-08 08:23:56
Betteridge’s law of headlines unfortunately applies here, but this was such a fun watch.
I also snort laughed at “ROM MAXXING.”
2026-09-08 08:00:52
Angela Collier made an apology video for making people feel dumb for not knowing that physicists use LaTeX instead of Word, and it’s so delightful.
I learned that LaTeX is pronounced “Lah-Tech”. I assumed for decades that it was pronounced like the fabric?
I also enjoyed her anti-Microsoft rants peppered throughout the video. As someone who inherited a legacy .NET project, I could not agree more with her sentiments here.