Dec 31, 2025 from Refereeing and Reflection Sloppy New Year, RPG Fans! So, it’s the last day of what has been a fairly slow 2025 on this blog – I’m expecting things to pick up in the New Year – but I just had to jump on to discuss something I discovered today and mild...
Dec 31, 2025 from Chronicles of Miss Miseria Dec 31, 2025 – Jan 01, 2026: Nobody Is Here. Happy New Year. “Nobody Is Here.” Is the chant I chant I have been chanting. It keeps looping, not loud enough to be prayer, not honest enough to be a lie. Things have been happening and I have been wondering wher...
Dec 31, 2025 from BEEW Socks, Geniuses, Gangsters A few bright spots from 2025. This summer I posted a short piece called There’s A Crack In Everything, That’s How the Light Gets In. It came out of a period of cultural vertigo, dark headlines, dis...
Dec 31, 2025 from Peter's Path Reflecting on the year 2025 This year I left my home country (the Netherlands), and travelled to Germany and Belgium. I hiked the full length or parts of two long distance trails. Those trails are the Westerbork trail and the...
Dec 31, 2025 from Chuniversiteit My 2025 in review Steve Jobs once said that “great artists ship”. That’s how I know I’m not a great artist – I haven’t shipped anything of note this year.
Dec 31, 2025 from Roy Tang Movies / TV - Nov & Dec 2025 Last reviews post of the year!! Movies Blade (1998) Watched on 2025-11-10: ★★★ Blade (1998) Even as a Marvel comics fan, I was never particularly interested in Blade as a character, mostly because ...
Dec 31, 2025 from Tim Hårek 2025 Year in review This is my fourth year in review. Looking back at those four years, a lot of things has happened. 2025 feels like a long, but good mountain hike. My thighs are hurting, but view is so worth it! Loo...
Dec 31, 2025 from Tim Hårek December 2025 December is the slowest, fastest, and shortest month of the year. Everything has to happen this month. But I survived! From the blog since my last recently post: Do something about it 2025 Year in ...
Dec 30, 2025 from Matthew Brunelle's Blog I Read a Couple of Books in 2025 You should read books too. Turns out they are actually pretty good. In 2025 I covered a lot of ground: Cal Newport, Triathlon training material, Cory Doctorow and a book on solar power.
Dec 30, 2025 from Matthew Brunelle's Blog I Listened to a Couple of Books In 2025 Not only is reading books great, but did you know you can listen to them too? I listened to a nice mix of fiction and non-fiction in 2025: Adrian Tchaikovsky, Brandon Sanderson and some commodity h...
Dec 30, 2025 from Peter's Path Fucking Approachable Swift Concurrency Swift Concurrency can feel like a lot of concepts: async/await, Task, actors, MainActor, Sendable, isolation domains. But there's really just one idea at the center of it all: isolation is inherite...
Dec 30, 2025 from Roy Tang Marvel Cosmic Invasion Trying to sneak in one last game review before the year ends! I usually only enjoy beat-em-up games when playing multiplayer/coop, so I was not initially planning to get into Marvel Cosmic Invasion...
Dec 30, 2025 from LifeDev.net 7 Ways to Master the Balance Between Discipline vs Motivation for Lifelong Success In the personal development world, one debate never fades: discipline vs motivation. Which one drives real progress? Should we chase bursts of inspiration or rely on the quiet, steady power of habi...
Dec 30, 2025 from Chuck Carroll's RSS Feed Ignorance is Bliss "Ignorance is bliss" usually has a negative connotation, a way to refer to someone who is ignorant on some topic that someone else has deemed very important (sometimes meant as an insult). In my vi...
Dec 30, 2025 from Jumbled Thoughts of a Fake Geek Boy “What Has Happened To the Magic of Doctor Who?” – A Ranking of the Heart Too Long To Wait, Long Enough To List There was no Doctor Who Christmas special this year – in fact, there’s no new Doctor Who on television (not counting Doctor-less spin-offs) until Christmas 202...
Dec 28, 2025 from The Public Domain Review Top 10 Most Read Pieces from 2025 From sublime spheres to hungry cats, a rundown of the ten most read of what we published this year.
Dec 28, 2025 from Roy Tang Weeknotes 2025-12-28 These are the last weeknotes of the year! I hope the holidays have been good for you and yours. Here's to hoping we all get to 2026 safely! My Week The week went by quickly and was very busy, prett...
