The History and Debunking of Librarian Stereotypes
This post on the history and debunking of librarian stereotypes is sponsored by Revell Books. Haunted by the memory of a rescue gone wrong, former pararescue...
Sad Bookstore Tweet Leads to Flood of Orders: Critical Linking, January 20, 2020
Critical Linking, a daily roundup of the most interesting bookish links from around the web is sponsored by Flatiron Books, publishers of The Night Country by...
Storystorm 2020 Day 20: Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow Wanders or Focuses
by Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow For me, story ideas come from two extremes: when I allow my mind to wander or when I focus it on the small...
Pokémon Sword and Shield Is Secretly About Climate Change—and My Weezings Are Here to Prove It
In good news for Pokémon–obsessed people (me), Nintendo appears to only be getting started with its Sword and Shield world. The company has plans to add...
Supporting AI skills training in Molenbeek, Belgium
MolenGeek started in 2015 in Molenbeek, Belgium, as a coding school for anyone to learn digital skills. But unlike many other schools, MolenGeek is driven by...
How to Edit Images in Google Slides
If you’re creating a presentation in Google Slides, you might choose to include external images. Google Slides allows you to crop, recolor, and add effects like...
How to Stream the 26th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards Without Cable
If you’re looking to catch the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) awards before you watch the Oscars, there are plenty of ways to stream it. Without having...
If Sony Doesn’t Need E3, Who Does?
Sony won’t be at E3, the biggest trade show in the video game industry. They didn’t show up last year either, but with the PlayStation 5...
What Does “IKR” Mean, and How Do You Use It?
IKR is an abbreviation for the phrase, “I know, right?” It’s rhetorical and indicates that you agree with someone’s opinion or observation. Read This Article on How-To...
Javalin 3.7 adds rate limiting and case insensitive path matching
Javalin 3.7 has been released, and it has new features and bug fixes on board. Because Javalin follows semantic versioning, there is no need to worry...
