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2025-04-22: Abandonment Revisited About a year ago,I wrote about giving myself the permission to abandon things in my life that …
2025-04-05: 2 Switch 2 Costly I personally never jived with the OG Switch, though I do understand why most of the world adores it. …
2025-04-03: Kirby Air Riders! I never thought I’d see the day! My friends and I loved Kirby Air Ride as kids, particularly …
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2024-04-25: Shōgun I can't pretend to fully grasp all the machinations and mysteries within this show — my general …
2024-04-16: We Shouldn't Be Surprised That the AI Pin is Bad The Humane AI Pin is bad. The writing was always on the wall for this one. Any product whose core …
2024-04-10: Yet Another Great App Drinks the AI Kool-Aid David Pierce, writing for The Verge: Aboard is just one of a new class of AI companies, the ones …
2024-03-25: Sea of Stars The narrative follows Valere and Zale, two Solstice Warriors with a special affinity with lunar and …
2024-03-03: I Dig Arc Search But not for the reason you might think. Matt Birchler: Browse for me gets a big 🤨 from me …
2024-02-11: The Permission to Abandon I tend toward being somewhat of a completionist. Not in the realm of getting all the achievements or …