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taco 'bout it
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Oct 2, 2026
the lesbian bar cannot pay rent with ideological consistency
a KN-95 policy can be care. one mask-optional night can also be care. a community space that closes because nobody lets it compromise is accessible to absolutely no one.
accessibility
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community spaces
Malawi24
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Sep 3, 2026
Fatra Mia breaks silence on Sidik Mia estate battle: “I got nothing”
Fatra Mia has broken years of silence on the estate battle following the death of former MCP vice-president Sidik Mia, revealing how offers allegedly shifted from K150 million to K100 million and K50 million before she walked away with nothing.
Abida Mia
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Covid-19
De laatste huismus
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Feb 13, 2025
Mischa Huijsmans — Marion Koopmans
Viroloog in een veranderende wereld | ★★★★☆
uitgelezen
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non-fictie
The Marshall Project
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Jul 25, 2024
How to Investigate COVID’s Deadly Toll in Your State Prisons
Our toolkit helps you report on deadly systemic failures and analyze the pandemic as a case study of how facilities can prepare for the next crisis.
Prison Health
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Aging Prisoners
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
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Jan 1, 2024
Suffering and Dying in Modern Pandemics: a Parallel Reading of Ivan Illich, Giorgio Agamben and Byung-Chul Han
suffering
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dying
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
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Dec 31, 2021
Arbitrary Calendar Marker Commentary
Another year of Tedium is behind us, and gotta say—it’s looking like another thousand years of it. Here’s the tedium you should expect in 2022.
state of tedium
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2022
really.lol
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Dec 20, 2021
You did your best
The new pattern for living seems to go like this. Emerge from a lockdown and shake off the careful life you built inside the restrictions imposed on you. Take a few halting steps out to your friend’s house, to the pub garden, walk the streets more and more carelessly. Soon you can forget the bread baking cycle and the little routines you imposed on yourself so you didn’t bang your…
covid-19
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france
really.lol
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Aug 30, 2021
Time to cook
I like to cook a lot. Sometimes I cook all afternoon, one meal after another. I end up with a fridge full of boxed up meals that I can pile through in the week or give to loved ones. Dinner guests are relatively rare these days, in the wake of the pandemic year. Some people have been scattered away from the pestilent city centre. Some people are understandably still reluctant…
food
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cooking
really.lol
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Jul 30, 2021
Journal - 30th July 2021
There's been a gap. There have been some changes. - I left that house alone and I crossed the river - I miss the cat - I cycle everywhere I go if I can - I'm learning a new language for her and also me - I live alone most of the time - I've been off the island and onto another island - I'm fully vaccinated against the virus…
journal
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covid-19
Spaghetti Thoughts
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Apr 16, 2021
Passengers Along for the Ride
Government
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COVID-19
really.lol
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Jan 26, 2021
Snow day
London had its first snow day of the winter. We set out for a run in the mid-morning when the first specks starting to stick to the frosty tops of parked cars. By the time we were circling a park it was coming down thick. The roads were coated with a layer a couple of inches thick and quickly became communal playgrounds for bored families. Sleds emerged. Where do the…
journal
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covid-19
Khattamicah - The sourness of study
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Dec 31, 2020
Pune Covid Relief
covid-19
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information-architecture
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
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Dec 30, 2020
So, That Happened
The state of our Tedium in 2020 was, um, have you seen what happened this year? Holy crap, everyone, that was a lot. Let’s assess the damage.
tedium
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state of tedium
De laatste huismus
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Dec 21, 2020
Daan Heerma van Voss — Coronakronieken
uitgelezen
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non-fictie
really.lol
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Nov 21, 2020
Green chain walk
In this second lockdown it's all suddenly become about long walks and big cooks. Emma's been walking for a dozen miles at a time through a river of wild spaces in South London called the Green Chain Walk. I've been churning through the cookbooks that I've been picking at until now, mostly neglecting. Successes lately have been gyoza, massaman curry, drunken noodles, Tuscan bean soup with homebaked bread. Fridays are…
journal
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covid-19
really.lol
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Oct 12, 2020
Self-isolation
I've been placed into self-isolation, it's been three days now. A friend of mine who I saw last week got a test after some very low level symptoms and he tested positive. He feels horribly guilty for the cluster of people around him who are now in self-isolation, which goes to show how much of this situation has been laid on the consciences of individual people, wrongly. I've been doing…
journal
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covid-19
really.lol
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Oct 3, 2020
Tired on waking
I woke up today and I was really, really tired. It's the end of the first week in a new role at work. I lay in bed until an uncharacteristic noon and having just gotten up, everything feels like far too much effort. If I'm tired or unhappy I can usually carry it around with me as I get on with things but I feel very under it today. I…
journal
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covid-19
really.lol
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Sep 28, 2020
Round two
The numbers are up again (the bad ones, the COVID-19 ones) and the daily cases are actually above where they ever got in the first wave. The response has been slower, patchier; nobody's ready to jump straight into a full national lockdown again. It feels like it could be coming, though. I've mixed feeling about how ready for that I am. We have this new home: spaces to work and…
journal
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covid-19
really.lol
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Aug 22, 2020
Back to office
I might be getting back to work in the office soon. I always used to value the physical and mental separation of work and life. I think I still do and I’m looking forward to having it back for two days a week, which is the plan at first. A lot has changed since I left the office, though. I am much more invested in my home. For one, it’s…
journal
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covid-19
really.lol
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Jul 6, 2020
New life in the high street
We’re coming back to the world in floods of normalcy at the moment. One of my best friends was back in town on Thursday, and he came over for dinner and a drink. He was able to see our new home, I was able to cook for him, we were able to sit in our living room together and chat. We kept up chatting until just before midnight. We were…
journal
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covid-19
really.lol
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Jul 1, 2020
Time in the park
I've been meeting my manager in the park every week during lockdown. He lived in a neighbourhood nearby and we both missed seeing people from work face-to-face, so it made sense. Plus the weather's been good for the most part so it's been nice to sit and have our catch up in the sun with either a coffee or a beer. Today I cycled there from the new house; it's…
journal
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london
Google Open Source blog
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Jun 22, 2020
COVID-19: How Google is helping the open source community
COVID-19 has affected so much of the world around us, and open source is no exception. Project resilience is being challenged by COVID-19. Communit...
coronovirus
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covid
really.lol
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Jun 10, 2020
George Floyd march
The Black Lives Matter protests have become the story of the day. Hundreds of thousands of people in cities all over the world have been demonstrating for over a week. We joined the end of a march in Brixton first, hearing about it from a friend who saw it pass through Kennington and cycling out to join the fray. It was the first crowd I’d been in in months. It…
journal
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covid-19
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
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May 22, 2020
Bye Bye, Buffet?
The all-you-can-eat buffet is unlikely to survive the pandemic in its current form—in part because sanitation already made it somewhat risky.
all you can eat
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salad bar
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