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The weather this spring has been swinging between cold and warm more than previous years. One day I’m wearing shorts and looking for ice cold water, the next day I...
April has been another month balancing work with everything else. Despite project deadlines, I’ve mostly kept on top of things – although a lack of sleep towards the end of the month got the better of me. Mostly, things have settled into...
I remember that ordinary paper was used but the splinter angle is news to me.
Election 2026 News
A selection of shots from today's urban wanderings.
We've been slowly getting through the Sandown Park stuff, for a while now, on-and-of, and I've just spent 20-minutes sorting a folder only to realise it was the BMSS purchases, when it makes sense to finish-off the Sandown bits, given...
I read the book Principles of Neural Design recently. It’s extremely dense, which you’d hate or love depending on how much you’re in awe with how our brain works. I totally loved it! The book is unique in trying to explain the wonderous...
My initial experience of today’s New York Times Connections puzzle was trying to identify which Teenage Engineering device this was meant to signify.