Where has the time gone??? After a year of regular pandemic updates, I have neglected to post anything since September! I will look to fix that this coming week so check back to see if I actually did it. I…
Where has the time gone??? After a year of regular pandemic updates, I have neglected to post anything since September! I will look to fix that this coming week so check back to see if I actually did it. I…
Another host has bitten the dust and the site has been migrated to a new server. Unfortunately most everything is hosed on the backend. Portions of the site are working (Daily Update, Gorn, Jarre) but others are not (WP theme,…
20 years ago today, in the height of the Dot Com era, I decided to add a daily weblog to the site to document a year in my life. Originally it was going to be links here and there with…
It’s finally here. After three months of intensive focus, the all-new Club Josh is live. As posted in the What’s New blog, here area all the changes I have made since March: Added 19 Gorn Photos Fixed the page layouts…
My favorite Tasty Chef, Alvin Zhou created this mouthwatering ASMR video showing how to make Fudgy Brownies. I am not big into ASMR, but I could watch this and eat these all day..
Some dangerous articles abound on the net these days about social engineering. I miss the glory days of posting your complete resume online and not really worrying about the psychos out there. Nowadays, they have fake accounts rolling around waiting…
A great super cut of the most influential and popular videos over the last 10 years. It’s funny because I remember when almost all of them premiered. via Gizmodo
Ethan Siegelposted a great read on Saturn’s moon Iapetus and the great mystery as to why one side is darker than another. (Short answer, because Science!). Check out the article on medium titled The Strangest Moon In the Solar System.
Here is an A380 cutting through clouds in Amsterdam (via Sploid) If that is not enough, why not try this compilation (via flugsnug) of cool interactions of Planes and Clouds and Vortices:
From the NASA Goddard – a fascinating look at the other side of the moon. You know, the side we never see? To me it’s amazing to see something that you see all the time from a completely new perspective..