We’re so close to getting a real life WikiBear.

I've been using a Mac Mini for the past few months and the amount of random bugs compared to the Apple laptops I've used for the 15 years prior is astonishing. Today's wierdness: after moving rooms, there's apparently a specific order in which I need to plug in my 3 monitors for them to work.

I did not expect Dwight Eisenhower to make an appearance on Crystal Pepsi’s Wikipedia page.

Eating all 10 wings on Hot Ones without drinking milk should be a prerequisite for being named pope.

Kind of bummed that BBC radio will soon be unavailable outside the UK. For the past 20 years, I've been introduced to a lot of great new music via Steve Lamacq (and now Huw Stephens') shows.

In my ongoing quest to make things responsive that shouldn't be responsive, I give you a word search puzzle.

Find it on @codepen.io : codepen.io/kevinnewcomb...

I kind of hate everything about this. Alt text is meant for humans, not search engines, and you still need a human to determine what context (if any) an image adds to a web page.

There is something oddly satisfying about hand-coding SVGs, like "woah, I'm drawing with math."

Hooray, the bot I made posted for the first time on its own.

Had very tempered expectations for Skeleton Crew, but 3 episodes in and this show is fun as hell.

No one is safe from Duo.

I just realized that when you search for a font, Google will sometimes display results in said font.

Had a lot of fun working on this one. Via @codepen.io, here's a (Chrome only) pure CSS version of Wordle.
codepen.io/kevinnewcomb...

My kingdom for a Goodreads API.

Made a script yesterday that pulls down still images from publicly accessible traffic cameras at regular intervals, with the goal of creating a timelapse video that spans several months. 24 hours in and I've been obsessively checking it all day like "Woah, it's 3 more frames longer now."