Matter cannot be destroyed. Nor energy. But information can be destroyed. Information, and legacies, and memories can be destroyed, eroded by the crashing waves of time against the unfortified foundation of physical storage and the fragile psyche of...

Brutalist Petra: led Bryce and I led a zone trip to the Eagle-Shawmut gold mine, which is normally under millions of gallons of water in the Don Carlos reservoir. Thanks, drought! It is underwater again now, and will hopefully remain so for a long t...

Cookie has been very busy in the past few years. However sometimes opportunity presents itself with a chance to complete a SF0 task, so Cookie hired one of his minions to create this game to create a museum of randomness. There are over a billion ...

I work in a temperature-controlled laboratory. Found a file full of mundane work orders going back to the late 1960's. Nothing special- mostly orders for glass/metal/wood fabrications whose workshops no longer exist because it is cheaper to purchase ...

Apple customers have been complaining about the new iphone 6 bending in their pockets, and many people probably wouldn’t say that today’s electronics are built from hardy materials. I’ve recently acted upon my old video game nostalgia by hook...

Once upon a midday dreary, I stumbled upon a rip in time-space with a piece of flimsy cardboard sticking out. Now, on any other day, I would have shoved this piece of cardboard back through the rip in order for it to be returned to its rightful dimen...

Outlook Um. What's the name of the word for things not being the same always. You know. I'm sure there is one. Isn't there? There must be a word for it... the thing that lets you know time is happening. Is there a word? --Delerium In September 2005 ...

I've had this task on my list for awhile, but I couldn't figure out how to do it like I wanted.  Initially, I had wanted to do this with watercolors, but that was a bit infeasible after a few practice runs.  But luckily, I was able to get acquainte...

I was going to take a picture of the sun. But it changes too, with every nanosecond, appearing differently at every dawn; a star that we know will one day disappear into the billions-years outflow of energy that feeds terrestrial life. I posit that ...

So, I went to a gorgeous place. A place, that in ten years, will be a hundred feet lower and and covered in a hundred more Mc Mansions. This gorgeous little spot is on top of a cement silo in east kingston. and the view, well, it's absolutely fabulou...