Could You Survive the Apocalypse in Your Halloween Costume?
Dress for the party and for the apocalypse: costumes you could walk five miles in, with pockets, that won't get you noticed by the wrong crowd.
Obsessed with the apocalypse in all its trivial detail
Dress for the party and for the apocalypse: costumes you could walk five miles in, with pockets, that won't get you noticed by the wrong crowd.
Aegis returns after a long silence with a practical guide to recovering a hacked website, and a brief update on Doug, who is doing very well.
The site went dark after a hack, and putting it back together took longer than we'd like to admit. Here's what happened, what we fixed, and what's coming next.
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I am writing this one because I am stuck, and you are the people I trust to tell me the…
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Ten mood-based playlists for the end times, plus the unglamorous part nobody mentions: how to keep music playing once the…
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Aegis plants a garden safe for humans and animals, learns about companion planting, and keeps finding its new companion, Doug,…