A very touching story by Scott Knaster about his brother's passing. First, Scott doesn't share these very personal stories often; second, the relationship he depicts with his brother reminds me of mine with my brother. It's probably why I find this story touching.
https://open.substack.com/pub/scottknaster/p/kenneth-howard-knaster
It's interesting how companies often discover that the total costs of deploying artificial intelligence exceed the expenses of the employees they mistakenly thought AI would eliminate. What a paradox!
The venerable DPReview website was rebuilt from the ground up, and I like what I see. I especially digg the typeface selection. Same content quality, just a modernized look built on a new platform. People seem to like it, generally speaking.
https://www.dpreview.com/site-news/welcome-to-the-new-dpreview/
Paris, France, Summer 2026 β A pirate flag flying on top of an old building in Marseillanβs port. Reminds me of the pirate flag that once flew on top of an Apple building in the early eighties. Follow the trail.
Paris, France, Summer 2026 β Clams linguines is one of my favourite meals. Got the best one here. The second best one was in New York. Follow the trail.
Paris, France, Summer 2026 β Another great stop for lunch: Marseillan. We are having a great time and nice lunch. Here are Beignet de lotte. Follow the trail.
Paris, France, Summer 2026 β I thought it was a great piece of street art, located on the port of La Pointe Courte, in SΓ¨te, France. Follow the trail.
My trip to France is coming to an end tomorrow, closing the trail I've been following along the way. Judging from these stats, I think the concept attracted quite a few visitors. I really loved doing it, and I'm already looking forward to opening a new trail soon.
Paris, France, Summer 2026 β I like taking photos of old doors... and this is an example. Except this one has a little twist. Follow the trail.
Paris, France, Summer 2026 β Another nice take with some colors. Follow the trail.