I’ve been doing a lot of thinking, lately. Big news, right? I mean, I never do that! Usually I just careen… ah well. Sarcasm is lost in this medium. Anyway, I’ve been thinking. I sure do care far too much about how I’m perceived in some ways, don’t I? And
I’ve been busy!!! So, as I was looking back on some of my earlier posts, I had made a few observations of discoveries I’d made about Japanese, but they got lost in the noise of my emo angst and whining. So I decided that it would make sense to make
So as y’all may know, I’m currently working on another site called Texihabara. It’s kinda lame right now, but I’m actually really pleased with the framework I’ve built, I think I can add to it to make it something special. I just have to figure out what “special” means. However, I
While I was doing research for another project I was doing, I went down a bit of a rabbithole. I was trying to explain (and make sure I understood) the uses of voiced vs. unvoiced consonants. I found a bunch of interesting things. One was that there are some kana
Today, Sept 11, 2021, marks the 20th anniversary of the 2001 terrorists attacks that destroyed the World Trade Center in New York and killed about 3,000 or so people. I’m not going to recount my experience of the event, because frankly, I didn’t really have one. I was about 600
Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth; for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away, and the sea was no more. And I saw the holy city, new Jerusalem, coming down out of heaven from God, prepared as a bride adorned for her husband;
I have two posts in line for today, and this one might be the less polarizing one. Or not. We will see. Yesterday the president of my country decided that he was going to implement a rule that would require mandates for people who work in companies with over 100 people,
Yknow, modern computers are a miracle. I’m sitting here, typing on a keyboard with no physical connection to the computer, using a pointing device with no physical connection to the computer, connected to a worldwide network that it has no physical connection to, and it’s just a little square sitting
When I was a child, there used to be this program (I don’t know if it still exists – oh look, it still does) called Scholastic Book Club. It was very much like those record clubs of the early 80s, where, if I remember correctly, you’d get some books for
Updates on this site and other associated projects: So after having moved to self-hosting for a couple of days, there are some upsides and downsides. I don’t believe new posts will appear in the reader anymore, and subscriptions appear to follow to the old site. This is going to mess