strange searches, tapestries, and failing doors

Monday, September 28, 2026

Hengist

My brother died fighting for land I kept.

  1. Google thought ‘Dario’ was a man who left you
  2. The Bayeux Tapestry is at the British Museum — but Reading has a free full-size copy
  3. The normalization of inexplicable failures. A short, sharp diagnosis of how we’ve learned to shrug at technology that simply doesn’t work
  4. Using AI to port 1989 Apple II assembly code to C# — each new model, tested
  5. Vim’s muscle memory — and the software industry’s forgotten duty of care
  6. Rickrolling a French pharmacy cross

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