#mine

Draw me a picture

A few years ago, a friend of mine, Arthur — developer and a proud boat captain — told me about an idea he had: connect a mini computer to a printer on his boat and ask people to send him emails. If someone sent one, it would print right there on board. I always thought it was a really great idea. I’m not sure if he ever built it, but I couldn’t stop thinking about it. So I built my own version. I dug out my old Raspberry Pi — the one my friend Daniel gave me years ago when I was just learning

Blog by Sergey Kaplich · EN

connection is a wormhole

mine in seattle, hers in la. 1am, 4am. carol bove, had to pee. in the same moment, different times. together.

just an emotional being, online. · EN

A take on transparency

A colleague of mine shared an interesting perspective on transparency the other day. It was in the context of decision-making in a corporate environment: It's not about everyone taking part in making the decision. It's not about telling everyone everything about what you're doing at every point during the decision-making process. It's about providing sufficient context and reasoning behind the decision—explaining why the decision was made. Too little information leaves people confused, anxious, and potentially resentful; too much can overwhelm or distract from what actually matters.

Dmitry Dolzhenko · EN

How do we Mine Minerals?: Crash Course Geology #22

Crash Course · EN

The Tropical Parasites in the Cornish Mine

The Tropical Parasites in the Cornish Mine James Hoare Thu, 10/29/2026 - 08:59 In the late 19th century Cornish miners began falling ill with a mysterious disease. What caused ‘Dolcoath Anaemia’, and how had it come to Cornwall?

History Today · EN