Chris Burgin

“He damaged his clothes just by being in them” I make browser extensions.

[Chris Burgin @_chrisburgin]

"You're absolutely right — I shouldn't have caused an incident. It's important to note that you only mentioned Monday and not Tuesday when you said to stop shipping bugs."

[Chris Burgin @_chrisburgin]

https://t.co/2OQYXPYTv6

[Samuel James @Digitalliturgy]

I’m 37. My entire life, Big Tech has done one thing consistently: Used the word “inevitable” as a pretext to slowly causing me to own nothing and pay $$ for the privilege. The religion of Silicon Valley is a hellfire and damnation altar call, and I’m not gonna walk the aisle again.

If AI destroys my life, it’ll be because for once, the people incapable of moral feeling got it right. So be it. But it won’t be because I get intimidated every 5 years by the voice coming from behind the curtain

[Chris Burgin @_chrisburgin]

The biggest sweet gum I’ve seen.

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The mighty Poplar.

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The mighty Poplar.

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The magnificent Ash

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The state of wood not from an sawyer is miserable.

[Alan Cornett @alancornett]

Happy 91st birthday to my old friend the great Wendell Berry!

[Chris Burgin @_chrisburgin]

White oak with a shellac finish.

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@simonsarris LOCKED IN

[Chris Burgin @_chrisburgin]

@MarcWeinbergWX @NWSLouisville near Audubon Park, came down around 10:10PM.

[Alan Cornett @alancornett]

I’m glad Wendell is finally getting busy. It’s been weeks since he released a new book.

[Chris Burgin @_chrisburgin]

Then and now! @MoonPie

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@simonsarris Starting across the grain is the way to go when roughing out.

https://t.co/iMEw2Toyf5

[Chris Burgin @_chrisburgin]

@simonsarris Check out Peter Follansbee if you haven’t already. His work is beautiful.

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@samueld_james

[Chris Burgin @_chrisburgin]

The Way West was by far the best book I read in 2024. Written by A.B. Guthrie Jr. in 1949 as the sequel to The Big Sky. You don't have to read The Big Sky first, but you should. Both are genre defining books.

https://t.co/G7bwBYkZ8B

[NWS Louisville @NWSLouisville]

As of 3:15 PM, Louisville has observed 7.7 inches of snowfall. This crushes the previous daily snowfall record for January 5 in Louisville, which was 3 inches in 1910.