This just came in the mail. It’s about time I started trying to understand computers! 😜 📚

I’m finally learning how to solder. I think I’m doing pretty good.

I just started reading: The Apple II Age by Laine Nooney. This is going to be an interesting read.📚

I really enjoyed reading this interview with Cory Doctorow.

Have you ever wanted to start composting, but have been too lazy? Do you have gutters? Are you equally as lazy about cleaning your gutters? I may have some good news for you.

Things they don’t tell you about owning a home: you will periodically need to sweep your roof.

In the early days of Twitter, all people posted about was Twitter. We have now come full-circle.

I just got A Women’s Lectionary for the Whole Church: Year A by Wilda C. Gafney. I’m looking forward to using this to plan our Advent lessons. 📚

I haven’t given up on Twitter yet, but I’ve noticed several people I follow have started using Mastodon. My blog speaks Mastodon, so you can follow me at ted@tidbits.tedchoward.com

Robin Rendle doesn’t believe in sprints. I find myself agreeing with this position more and more over time. www.robinrendle.com/notes/i-d…

I want one of these! www.retrokits.de/index.php…

Global Temperature Over My Lifetime

How Traffic Studies Perpetuate a Traffic Congestion Obsession

TXDOT intends to spend $25 billion widening highways in cities. What if we tore then down instead?

Three Cheers for Socialism: Christian Love and Political Practice

The Spaghetti Warehouse Streetcar Is Taken Back by Pieces to the Neighborhood it Birthed - Dallas Observer

What We Really Lose When Highways Destroy Historic Neighborhoods - D Magazine

Why We Should Pay Dallas City Council Members More www.dmagazine.com/frontburn…

“with current technology and in a subset of available locations we can capture at least 6,700 petawatt-hours per year from solar and wind, which is more than 100 times global energy demand”

What critical race theory is – and isn’t

I made a thing!

Washington Post Story Does Lousy Job of Explaining ‘How Dallas Burbs Spawned Domestic Extremists’

The rioter next door: How the Dallas suburbs spawned domestic extremists

Texas Republicans begin pursuing new voting restrictions as they work to protect their hold on power