Hump Day. Thoughts are in disarray. Been grinding a lot of analytical CS-stuff and haven’t had a chance to catch up on some of the books I picked up in a fire sale. At least I finished Bill Bryson’s Neither Here Nor There. Funny! Hopefully, I get to start STALINGRAD (Antony Beevor) this weekend.
1986 (08/01, 30/07, 20/12) also repeated in 1991 (29/05 and 25/09 respectively)
1988 (23/01, 09/04, 12/09)
1993 (09/01, 10/05)
1994 (27/01)
1995 (03/01, 04/01, 08/06)
[1] Besides this fanmade monstrosity:
A baker’s dozen worth of comics this time. And the fanmade monstrosity. I apologize. Also: I was today years old when I found out xkcd’s Randall Munroe writes (and draws) for the New York Times. There are some really interesting articles in the Science category. His illustrations fit NYT’s style.
Weekly Dose of Hobbes #4 - 12/11/20
Weekly Dose of Hobbes #4 - 12/11/20
Weekly Dose of Hobbes #4 - 12/11/20
Hump Day. Thoughts are in disarray. Been grinding a lot of analytical CS-stuff and haven’t had a chance to catch up on some of the books I picked up in a fire sale. At least I finished Bill Bryson’s Neither Here Nor There. Funny! Hopefully, I get to start STALINGRAD (Antony Beevor) this weekend.
1986 (08/01, 30/07, 20/12)
also repeated in 1991 (29/05 and 25/09 respectively)
1988 (23/01, 09/04, 12/09)
1993 (09/01, 10/05)
1994 (27/01)
1995 (03/01, 04/01, 08/06)
[1] Besides this fanmade monstrosity:
A baker’s dozen worth of comics this time. And the fanmade monstrosity. I apologize. Also: I was today years old when I found out xkcd’s Randall Munroe writes (and draws) for the New York Times. There are some really interesting articles in the Science category. His illustrations fit NYT’s style.