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March 14, 2026, 10:28 a.m.

Go crowd some other city

Gray skies frowning at me.

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Eight sand dollars of different sizes, on the background of a blue wooden shelf. Seven of the shells were poked by seagulls, while one is intact
Part of my collection of sand dollars, picked many years ago at San Francisco’s Ocean Beach

The picture above is the main treasure I brought back from my quick maintenance trip to Italy, where the sky was gray the entire time, and the air just humid enough to make the constant 12°C feel like the vegetable aisle at Market Basket. (The picture is the treasure, not the shells, which I’m not bringing back to the US.)

I also brought back my old copy of Italo Calvino’s Il sentiero dei nidi di ragno, which I hadn’t read since high school. An appropriate read in these insane times, I thought.


Notes and links

  • Not just one, but two links about coffee, and my own opinion about it

    This will reveal one of my biggest contradictions.

  • Apple’s new Creator Studio subscription is a mixed bag

    And the bag smells of Adobe shit.

  • Unsung heroes: Flickr’s URL schemes

    Those URLs have been my inspiration a couple of times.

  • Put the ZIP code first (or second)

    It’s hard to break out of established design paradigms.

  • A beautiful way to gaslight your annoying neighbor

    Hilarious.

  • If it were for audiophiles you’d never listen to music

    Music, mud, and bananas.

  • How to listen to records

    A good complement to the previous link.

  • 36 hours in Bologna

    Ignore this, and go crowd some other city instead.

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