David’s Gunderholfen session sends the Battle Brothers into Level 5 for bugbears, harpies, gargoyles, and fresh clues about the Ravens.
Wilhelm weighs an EVE Online exit, mulling nullsec logistics, asset safety, and the hassle of leaving New Eden when you’ve got no plan.
The Chronicler rounds up helpful Inferno materials, highlighting Tuscany, logistics, treachery, and what sets this Levy & Campaign entry apart.
Kelly introduces himself through gaming, reading, tech work, retirement, and the health shifts that have complicated life after leaving IBM.
Dávid reflects on pattern recognition, from finding metro stations to debugging bugs, and where it helps, misfires, or earns Cassandra treatment.
Joar writes tenderly about granddaughter Swayze, the shock of second-time grandfatherhood, and the ache of loving family from a distance.
Tipa opens with a halfling-pie gag, then digs into Connecticut politics, tolls, and how federal cuts hit the state’s own Trump voters.
Blockade85 checks in after brutal storms near Cincinnati, thankful the damage was limited even with flickering power, downed limbs, and no internet.
Mike documents a BBC Bridge Companion composite video mod, a fried THS7316, and the oscilloscope-assisted path from RF murk to clearer video.
JJM shares steady Outpost progress on ZX Spectrum 48K, from engine rewrites to 53 screens, and it finally sounds on track for 2026.
Krikket unpacks Blaugust’s AI disclaimer, arguing blanket bans are unenforceable and exclusionary while clarifying how this year’s debate evolved.
Scopique riffs on The Daily Blogroll’s shutdown and wonders whether bloggers should band together more like a communal site than scattered solo shops.