Spider-Man: Brand New Day is the first film to ever have two questionable hyphen choices in its title https://excitable.dev/user/joe/spider-man-brand-new-day-is-the
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The Electric Mayhem just don’t have the same energy without Dr. Teeth
I regret to inform you that I have purchased another domain https://excitable.dev/user/joe/i-regret-to-inform-you-that-2
I have conducted a survey by watching out of my office window and concluded that approximately 0% of all drivers stop at stop signs https://excitable.dev/user/joe/i-have-conducted-a-survey-by
Published this month's update article (https://blog.joewoods.dev/updates/june-2026/) https://excitable.dev/user/joe/published-this-month-s-update-article
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Come talk about solving real-world problems with code! On Thursday, July 2nd, I'm giving a talk about the tech stack at Mobius, and we'll have a group discussion about doing impactful work with the tools we have. RSVP here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Stacks on Stacks: Insights from Startup Tech Leaders
Stacks on Stacks is a unique opportunity for tech leaders and decision-makers to dive into the "why" behind the tech stacks shaping successful startups. Learn how others built their stacks, why they c...
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🔗 mjd's 1992 view of the problems of computer programming in 1992 (https://blog.plover.com/2026/06/18/#fortran-i) https://excitable.dev/user/joe/mjd-s-1992-view-of-the
🔗 Why I email complete strangers (https://www.goodinternetmagazine.com/why-i-email-complete-strangers/) by Zachary Kai You're totally allowed to email me, btw https://excitable.dev/user/joe/why-i-email-complete-strangers-https
tauri is so good; so good that every problem is starting to look like a nail that I should swing this hammer at https://excitable.dev/user/joe/tauri-is-so-good-so-good
Two years after they were first announced, the first 4TB and 8TB SD and microSD cards are said to be coming soon... although you'll need a device with an SDUC card reader to use them. www.notebookcheck.net/SanDisk-s-fi...
SanDisk’s first SD cards up to 8 TB (SDUC) are expected to finally launch, new card readers required
SanDisk already announced SDUC cards back in 2024. However, these SD cards never hit the market. Now there is a second attempt. 4 and in some cases 8 TB will be available as microSD and SD cards…
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🔗 Myles' update for this month (https://buttondown.com/myles/archive/i-got-married/) is so delightful. when we went to take pictures after, my dad took several of a duck Amazing. https://excitable.dev/user/joe/myles-update-for-this-month-https
Just published this month's update: https://blog.joewoods.dev/updates/may-2026/ https://excitable.dev/user/joe/just-published-this-month-s-update
“The symmetry is in the structure, not the object” — my mother-in-law casually dropping true poetry while describing built-in shelves https://excitable.dev/user/joe/the-symmetry-is-in-the-structure
At an Antique Mall in Richmond, Virginia; considering buying this copy of The Glass Castle that belongs to the St. Louis County Library and mailing it back to them https://excitable.dev/user/joe/at-an-antique-mall-in-richmond
🔗 A Rothko for your current weather conditions (https://rothko.joonas.wtf/) https://excitable.dev/user/joe/a-rothko-for-your-current-weather
🔗 “A long, strange, epic trip” (https://bionicteaching.com/a-long-strange-epic-trip/) by Tom Woodward Wild ride — and excellent photos. https://excitable.dev/user/joe/a-long-strange-epic-trip-https
Looks like Django 6.1 is going to come with fetch_modes, which should fix my least-favorite thing about Django: managing n+1 queries! docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topic...
Fetch modes | Django documentation
The web framework for perfectionists with deadlines.
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you either die a developer or you live long enough to see yourself become product management
My latest column for The Lookout spotlights the (very cool) archival design work done by the Church Hill Association to reconstitute the swoopy headline font of the org's old print bulletins as the banner lettering for this year's Spring Fest celebration.
The story behind Spring Fest's new (very old) look and feel
Plus: After Avula’s AI boosterism, DPU sloppifies Church Hill!
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There's so much going on on Tuesday: • The first meeting of the new RVA Baduk meetup (the board game)¹ • The first meeting of the RVA ATmosphere meetup² • Richmond Design Meetup³ 1. www.reddit.com/r/rva/commen... 2. atmo.rsvp/p/did:plc:ek... 3. www.meetup.com/tuesdaydesig...