Posts tagged "politics"

Jan 07, 2026 from Stranger Than Usual

Advent of Code 2025: Rückblick

2025 habe ich zum ersten Mal meinen Vorsatz zum Advent of Code eingehalten: Wenn es zu stressig wird, höre ich auf.

Jan 05, 2026 from Stranger Than Usual

Copilot app (formerly Office)

Satire ist tot.

Jan 05, 2026 from Stranger Than Usual

Stone Websites

Die Idee von „Stone Websites“ ist, dass eine Website Dekaden überleben soll. Wie man das macht, dazu gibt es ein paar Ratschläge, die ich mir angeschaut habe.

Jan 04, 2026 from Stranger Than Usual

39C3: Sonstiges

Eine Ansammlung von verschiedenen Sachen und Projekten, die ich auf dem 39C3 gesehen habe.

Jan 03, 2026 from The Jaxson

The Struggle to Remove Hate Signs

One woman shares her struggle trying to get swastikas removed from her community. - Sasha drives down County Road 121 in Union County everyday to go to work. It’s a scenic drive, but she listens to...

Dec 15, 2025 from The Jaxson

Five Jacksonville parks that don't exist anymore

Here is a trip down memory lane, highlighting five early 20th century Jacksonville parks that don’t exist anymore. - Mason Park Stanton College Preparatory School opened in 1953 on the former locat...

Dec 12, 2025 from Palladium

The Obligation to Beauty

When the dominant culture abandons cultivating taste and aesthetics through creative excess, they leave open opportunities for once marginal groups to become new elites. The post The Obligation to ...

Dec 10, 2025 from The Scholar's Stage

Book Notes: The Technological Republic (2025)

ALEXANDER KARP AND NICHOLAS ZAMISKA'S The Technological Republic: Hard Power, Soft Belief, and the Future of the West may not be the worst book I have read this year, but it is by far the most disa...

Dec 08, 2025 from The Jaxson

6 Historic North Riverside Photographs

Surrounded by McCoys Creek and Interstates 10 and 95, North Riverside is a collection of several small subdivision plats developed in the early 20th century during the aftermath of the Great Fire o...

Dec 05, 2025 from Palladium

The Bronze Age of Globalization

Continent-spanning supply chains that sustained the advanced technology needed by civilization were set up thousands of years ago and then collapsed. It might happen again. The post The Bronze Age ...

Nov 27, 2025 from The Jaxson

The first Thanksgivings on the First Coast

Five decades before the Pilgrims celebrated their feast at Plymouth, Massachusetts, French and Spanish colonists held celebrations of Thanksgiving on Florida’s First Coast. Here are the stories of ...

Nov 24, 2025 from The Jaxson

Sights and Scenes: RiversEdge Parks

Sights and scenes from the November 24, 2025 ribbon cutting at RiversEdge Parks. Considered to be an extension of the Southbank Riverwalk, this chain of new parks is located on the site of the form...

Nov 21, 2025 from Palladium

Cathedrals and the Silicon Soul

Once a sanctuary for art and invention, Silicon Valley has become co-opted by bureaucracy and disbelief. Its renewal depends on restoring faith in creation itself. The post Cathedrals and the Silic...

Nov 21, 2025 from The Jaxson

Four pioneering colleges once in Jacksonville

Established in 1967, National Career Development Month is an annual observance promoted by the National Career Development Association (NCDA) each November. Its origins trace back to early 20th-cen...

Nov 17, 2025 from Palladium

PALLADIUM 19: Long History

Our fall 2025 print edition is now available to all Palladium members. Subscribe today to receive your copy. The post PALLADIUM 19: Long History appeared first on Palladium.

Nov 14, 2025 from Palladium

The Platonic Case Against AI Slop

Content generated by artificial intelligence reduces variety and poignant outliers. This harms viewers by training them to want and expect conformism and uniformity. The post The Platonic Case Agai...

Nov 10, 2025 from The Jaxson

Smaller Than Jax, But I Have Rail: Lessons from Tucson

As JTA's Ultimate Urban Circulator faces growing scrutiny from the Duval DOGE committee, it’s worth turning our gaze westward to a smaller, less dense city that’s managed to do what Jacksonville ha...

Nov 07, 2025 from Palladium

The Medici Method

Florence’s leading medieval family turned a banking career into political power and paradigm shifts in art and science. Their methods hold lessons for philanthropy today. The post The Medici Method...

Nov 01, 2025 from Palladium

Factory Farming is a Blight

The practices of industrialized animal farming are aesthetically and morally revolting. These practices can be phased out. The post Factory Farming is a Blight appeared first on Palladium.

Oct 29, 2025 from The Jaxson

The Architectural Works of J. Burnie Caine

Each year, the Getty Foundation and the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund partner to offer a grant program dedicated to preserving modern architecture created by Black architects and d...