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Get the bread that goes moldy faster

Posted on 21/08/2025 by Reay

J and I have, completely unplanned, caught some documentary shows about food and food processing recently, and bread was among the topics. Perhaps due to that, ...

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A physical entertainment possession renaissance

Posted on 18/08/2025 by Reay

It seems that some high schoolers these days are starting to develop an affinity for owning physical entertainment items instead of relying exclusively on strea...

an interesting thing/news/writing

To Blaugust or not to Blaugust

Posted on 15/07/2025 by Reay

I’ve just heard about a phenomenon that’s been happening for at least a dozen years, called Blaugust. In short, it’s an annual celebration of blogs, of we...

an interesting thing/news/tech

Time to Linux

Posted on 29/06/2025 by Reay

A definition of planned obsolescence, per a summary from Wikipedia:“In economics and industrial design, planned obsolescence (also called built-in obsoles...

an interesting thing/work

Never rush

Posted on 21/08/2024 by Reay

I’ve been unusually stressed on a few fronts recently, and it showed over a couple of days at work when I made some… not great decisions. Not terrib...

an interesting thing/news/science

Eco-friendly clothing innovation

Posted on 02/10/2023 by Reay

There are times I love innovation for what it does and provides. But I really love innovation that isn’t just to make something new and useful but that ac...

an interesting thing/news/photography/social

Road trip to the east coast

Posted on 29/08/2023 by Reay

My family and I are just recently back from a 2.5-week road trip to the east coast (specifically, Nova Scotia via Quebec and New Brunswick) to visit family and ...

an interesting thing

Organ donor tattoo

Posted on 14/04/2023 by Reay

I don’t have any tattoos. It’s not that I don’t like them. Done well, they’re an admirable art form and at times pretty cool (non-believ...

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