After years of assaults on him in prison, convicted felon Cain Burgess escapes for avengement on those responsible.
Leave No Trace
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Triangle of Sadness
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Missing
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The Kindness of Strangers
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Cocaine Bear
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Avengement
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Latest review
This feels like a low-budget early Guy Ritchie movie. A meek boxer turns into a formidable adversary during his extended stay in prison. Escaping and holding those who put him there hostage, we learn about his transformation and motivation with brutal flashbacks. It all comes to an end with a violent brawl in a pub. It's simple yet effective. It is probably the best Jesse V. Johnson/Scott Adkins movie I have watched over the past few days.
Latest blog posts
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Unique Laravel Prefixes
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I came across a confusing and frustrating problem with Laravel that might catch a few people out. I have a single server running both the staging and production versions of the same Laravel-…
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95th Academy Awards Nominations
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Following on from my review of the 94th Academy Awards, here are my thoughts on the awards for the 2023 edition. 2022 was an outstanding year for exemplary movies, as reflected in the nomina…
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Digital Preservation: The Websites
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This is the final post in my series of broken links and digital preservation. From a how-to guide to resurrecting old websites, code fixes and storing them on the web. Below are some of the…
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A February Website Update
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February has been a bumper month for content on my little slice of the Web. Here are some numbers… I watched 23 movies with a runtime of 39 hours. I reviewed 7 movies, writing over 1,205 wor…
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The `search` element
One would use the search element to expose the search landmark in the browser’s accessibility API, allowing people using assistive technology, such as screen readers, to discover this content area and allow for quick access to it.
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Automatically running commands in Visual Studio Code projects
This task will automatically run the
npm run devcommand when the project folder is opened. The next time it's opened, the task panel will show up alongside your regular terminal and that process will start automatically.ryangjchandler.co.uk/posts/automatically-running-commands-in-visual-studio-code-projects
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The Ultimate Guide to Image Optimisation
Image optimisation is often the first step in a person’s web performance and page speed journey. It’s a relatively easy fix with potentially high rewards. Optimising a single image isn’t complicated or time-consuming, and it could equate to site speed gains and better UX.
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Latest links
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Browserosaurus
For macOS multi-browser users; select from any of your installed browsers when clicking a link in a non-browser app.
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What the Diff
Your AI-powered code review assistant – save costly developer time by automating pull request summaries. Open a pull request and get a summary of the changes in seconds. Instantly understand the implications of small pull requests and get a huge headstart on big ones.
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PHP The Right Way
An easy-to-read, quick reference for PHP best practices, accepted coding standards, and links to authoritative tutorials around the Web.
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Podman
A daemonless container engine for developing, managing, and running OCI Containers on your Linux System. Containers can either be run as root or in rootless mode.
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