My coworker just posted this

Apparently when I'm away from the office, this cat takes my place

Shout out to my favourite HTML API response

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLMediaElement/canPlayType

A photobook of storm damage in Thanet, England in 1978

I found this in some of my old stuff and figured I'd scan it so it would have a place to live online

https://spaceshipsin.space/random/thanet.html

Playing around with algorithms that "are in no particular hurry to succeed" (https://www.mipmip.org/tidbits/pasa.pdf) and came up with what I'm calling Oust Sort

BogoSort uses randomness and isn't guaranteed to ever finish
Worstsort isn't an in-place sort, so it uses exponential (?) amounts of memory to execute
Slowsort is fun, but the highly recursive style makes it hard to explain (and also tends to cause stack overflows)

Oustsort is slower than Slowsort, is in-place and uses two simple nested loops

Cities: Skylines has become an obsession of mine recently
Here are maps of my city, Shawbury, generated with this mod: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=845665815

Having fun picking names for districts and metro stations, trying to reflect the history of the city as it grows