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Letters from Ulysses
Letters from UlyssesJul 14, 2026
Debut post!
bloglife
Marius Blog
Marius BlogJul 11, 2026
Calmer times
Reflecting on a lot of hectic weeks & months
life
taco 'bout it
taco 'bout itJul 6, 2026
shit
forgot to go to bed 2 hours ago :(
lifesleep
ghall.space - Welcome [Unofficial]
ghall.space - Welcome [Unofficial]Jul 5, 2026
Becoming a Nintendo Fanboy Again
GamingTech
Neil Turner's Blog
Neil Turner's BlogJul 1, 2026
Jumping into July
Here we are, into the latter half of the year. I'm continuing to recover, and this month sees us go on our annual summer holiday. Recovery update I'm slowly regaining mobility in my arms, following my fall, and I'm generally in less pain now. I'm still not fully back to normal, but may be closer...
holidayrecovery
New Atlas: Technology-Innovation-Outdoor News [Unofficial]
New Atlas: Technology-Innovation-Outdoor News [Unofficial]Jul 1, 2026
Rare 'white whales' push back date of millipede evolution
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taco 'bout it
taco 'bout itJun 30, 2026
normal interactions
him: you look so hot, dude. me: **turns more red and also 🥺** him: no, i mean, like, temperature. are you ok?
heat advisorylife
taco 'bout it
taco 'bout itJun 30, 2026
normal interactions
him: you look so hot dudeme: **turns more red and also 🥺**him: no, i mean, like, temperature. are you ok?
heat advisorylife
Henrique Dias
Henrique DiasJun 30, 2026
Recently in June '26
Woah! It's that time of the month again. June has gone by very fast, full of activity, travel, and a - way too hot for The Netherlands - heatwave. Let's look back and reflect on everything that has happened this past month!
nowentertainment
taco 'bout it
taco 'bout itJun 30, 2026
got that grimace cup, fam
fast foodgrimace
taco 'bout it
taco 'bout itJun 29, 2026
june in photos
June has been pretty chill in most ways saving the weather. Jacob and I actually managed to convince our friend Tate to go to the bar with us to have a drink and play some pool a couple times. Definitely a W, even though the tables were pretty packed by the time we made it...
catsfriends
Neil Turner's Blog
Neil Turner's BlogJun 29, 2026
Unblogged June
May's update was short, as I was mostly recovering, whereas this month I have been able to do a little more, including returning to my standard blogging pattern of every other day. Still, here's a few things that didn't result in a blog post of their own: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bx6_jj9RxhI Tom Scott's creator advice Tom Scott got...
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notes from cyber(b)space
notes from cyber(b)spaceJun 24, 2026
The Day the Rains Arrive
An attempt to articulate the feeling of when the monsoon comes to Mumbai.
postlife
jiggy's jots
jiggy's jotsJun 23, 2026
Stardust
What we're made of.
lifeuniverse
Flaky
FlakyJun 17, 2026
Slowing Down
Slooooooow.
LifeMental health
Anil Madhavapeddy's homepage
Anil Madhavapeddy's homepageJun 16, 2026
The Royal Society Environmental Prize lecture on feeding the world without costing the earth
Notes from Andrew Balmford's Royal Society Environment Medal lecture, on why shifting diets and cutting food waste are necessary but not sufficient, and why sustainable high-yield farming tied to land sparing is the key to slowing the extinction crisis.
biodiversityconservation
Pablo Murad
Pablo MuradJun 14, 2026
My Small Monster of 8.2 Million Words
lifeupdating
JHE
JHEJun 10, 2026
Reconnecting
Back it my first job, I had a coworker with whom I got along really well - I became a regular at the family home, got to know her daughter, we works at festivals together, etc, etc. After leaving that job, which I did a little over 13 years ago, I lost touch with them. Sad, but that's how it goes. ...
Life
khiew blog
khiew blogJun 3, 2026
🏳️‍🌈？What's news in the Month of Diversity
Newsletter celebrating Month of Diversity talking about my works, life and My Cat's little misadventures
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Chris Bulow writes
Chris Bulow writesJun 2, 2026
Of perfect proportions. Day 101 of The100DayProject 
I’ve no exact recollection of that day when the ground shifted around us all. It was day 101 of the Mutatis Mutandis Project and we’d been told to expect a test of the machinery, around midday. Nothing more than that. To be honest, I’d probably not have understood much, even had they tried to further… Read More »
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Chris Bulow writes
Chris Bulow writesJun 2, 2026
Of perfect proportions. Day 101 of The100DayProject 
I’ve no exact recollection of that day when the ground shifted around us all. It was day 101 of the Mutatis Mutandis Project and we’d been told to expect a test of the machinery, around midday. Nothing more than that. To be honest, I’d probably not have understood much, even had they tried to further… Read More »
100 DayProjectart
Henrique Dias
Henrique DiasJun 2, 2026
Recently in May '26
May was an incredibly packed month, which sort of explains why it took me so long to write this post. Now that I have some time to go through all the events, let's take a look back together, and go through some of the things that happened in May!
nowentertainment
Chris Bulow writes
Chris Bulow writesJun 1, 2026
Day 100 of The100DayProject (here’s the next 100…)
The GenAI wars had lasted for less than a decade. But their lasting effect still slopped across all aspects of human life. We’d survived. But at such a huge cost. The amount of money that this insanity had drained away was impossible to gauge. Whole countries had been bankrupted in their attempt to either catch… Read More »
100 DayProjectart
Neil Turner's Blog
Neil Turner's BlogMay 31, 2026
Unblogged May
Just a short one this month - as mentioned yesterday, I'm still in my recovery, and my typing is slow and not particularly accurate. What we didn't do in May I did my usual look ahead to the start of the month on the 1st, listing the things we expected to do. Alas, my injuries...
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