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In these “interpretations” I typically pick a Greek song, translate its lyrics, and then do the philosophy I would have done anyway. Put differently, I am using music as a starting point for a comment that might turn into a discussion… A failing tactic, for sure, but I digress.

The…

This roll was taken at a friend's cottage near Grayling and in Grand Haven.

I sat down…

I have always had a thing for Olivia Wilde. I now have even more of a thing for Olivia Wilde.

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The nineteenth episode of Wonders of Web Weaving is out:

In Episode 19, I chat with Daniel, the author of melonking.net and maintainer of the Melonland community forum about, among other things, longevity on the web, the 'web revival', the creative potential of the web, and more.

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For the present article, I have picked a seemingly bizarre song from the vast corpus of Vasilis Papakonstantinou: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wv28XE7tGJo.

Palm trees is written and composed by Apostolos Boulasikis. All of the songs I have heard from Apostolos are surreal in the images they evoke and profound in the interpretations…

The blue room draws you in. It offers the refuge you seek. Its material construction diffuses all noise. You are neither disturbed nor distracted by what transpires in your midst. Such is the comfort it provides.

Days do not matter within its confines. What was, shall be. Time loses its…

I thought this was very funny.

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Streets of Rage 4 is a game that hates you (spoilers below). I do not mean the general “you”, the one that keeps your defences down because of how impersonal it is. No! I mean you in particular who is reading this. I know your name, where you…

Yesterday – September 13th – was the 256th day of the year. Tantek blogged about this in 2024 and in 2025 introduced a challenge to make a web page in under 256 bytes. After reading his announcement from yesterday his morning, I decided I would participate again.

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