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tozka . How to find independent websites and blogs.
Programming in 1969, An interview with a pioneer (my mum), by Emil Ernerfeldt. Marianne Ernerfeldt's warm description of her journey to becoming a programmer, along with photos of old equipment. "We also used to serve cake on punch cards, so they were quite versatile." Viatozka .
the dreaded TBR pile by Drakkinabrarian. "3. Be honest about your reading desires, your reading needs, and remember that this is a recreational reading list, not a sworn quest which if you fail you will be forever damned."
7 Mistakes of Amateur Book Cover Designs by Augusta Scarlett. An illustrated primer on how to create a professional book cover.
The 9 Most Important Things I Learned in Cooking School by Jesse Szewczyk.
ETA: Paper That You Bake by Ernie Smith. "What the heck is parchment paper, where did it come from, and why is it such a prominent baking aid these days? So many questions—here’s my attempt to answer."
tozka . How to find independent websites and blogs.Programming in 1969, An interview with a pioneer (my mum), by Emil Ernerfeldt. Marianne Ernerfeldt's warm description of her journey to becoming a programmer, along with photos of old equipment. "We also used to serve cake on punch cards, so they were quite versatile." Via
tozka .the dreaded TBR pile by Drakkinabrarian. "3. Be honest about your reading desires, your reading needs, and remember that this is a recreational reading list, not a sworn quest which if you fail you will be forever damned."
7 Mistakes of Amateur Book Cover Designs by Augusta Scarlett. An illustrated primer on how to create a professional book cover.
The 9 Most Important Things I Learned in Cooking School by Jesse Szewczyk.
ETA: Paper That You Bake by Ernie Smith. "What the heck is parchment paper, where did it come from, and why is it such a prominent baking aid these days? So many questions—here’s my attempt to answer."
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