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A great quote from Joe:

“Go hard at whimsy. Be goofy. It’s the way to survive.”

Joe Crawford, Notas del viernes

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To the tune of Computer Love


Want to read: A Fish Has No Word For Water: A punk homeless San Francisco memoir by Violet Blue (ISBN 9780986226694)


🎵 It’s a Blade Runner: 2049 soundtrack afternoon


I was reminded of this gem: Featureman’s “How to Eat a Watermelon the Correct Way


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Thanks! Added to my list to visit.


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I saw it at the drive-in but look forward to watching it again at home so I can notice more of those details.


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Cool shot. I love the sand labyrinth! Where was this?


Group photo. Left to right: Jeeves in a yellow cap and yellow sunglasses pointing at the camera like the cool '90s dude he was; Matt in a white polo; Luke in a yellow cap and red shirt; Katt with pinkish hair, green top, jeans, leaning on my shoulder; me in a rainbow-colored tall hat, maroon shirt, hand on my chin looking thoughtfully upwards; and a dude I do not remember in a blue shirt

Throwback to June 1998 at Creation Festival East. This is where I first met Jeeves (on the left in the yellow glasses). Katt was one of my earliest online friends and this was the first time we met in person. I wore fun hats at the time. As you can see, we were all pretty cool.

I was interning at Teen Mania Ministries at the time and in lieu of going on a mission trip that summer, Matt (in the white shirt) and I road tripped to a few music festivals to promote Acquire The Fire events. Jeeves was considering the internship and I think meeting us helped convince him. Sorry? 🤣

I also hit it off really well with Luke (in the red shirt). We ran into him at a couple of the festivals we went to. I think he was in a band named Little Flock. Unfortunately, I lost track of him in the following years.

Original photo by Jeeves


🍿 Watched Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire and enjoyed it. Loved seeing James Acaster in it; he’s one of my favorite comedians. It wasn’t quite as good as Afterlife, though maybe that’s because this didn’t hit in the feels as much.


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Hahah, perfect.



Take a few minutes to watch this delightful, hand-made miniatures film, Wreckhouse, by Marina Minis


Want to watch: “Will AI Also Remember the Days of Slavery?,” a lecture by Charles Mudede


I got an Aranet4 CO2 sensor at the end of last year. My home is usually around 600ppm, which is decent. I turned on one gas burner on the stove and it quickly jumped to 1300 (poor). Opening a window and turning on a fan brought it back to about 1000. Ventilation is important!


Have questions about HTML/CSS? Join the Front End Study Hall hosted by @artlung@xoxo.zone on Zoom next Wednesday, April 24!


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For funk, you might dig Vulfpeck, The Beautiful Game. The whole album is great, but “Dean Town” and “Conscious Club” are a good taste.


Music Monday: London Grammar, “Strong.” Blown away by her voice every time.