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At work I’m known for having great memory. I keep a lot of stuff in my head, maybe too much for my own good. And I personally don’t think that I have a very good memory at all. I’m prone to forgetting stuff, which is why I set phone...
May 20, 2026 Yes, this shirt sort of feels like a pajama top… but tucked into the skirt, maybe with a belt… I followed the same images that I showed on Wednesday, so a few outfits will look similar, and you may recognize some accessories...
Notes taken from Product Tank Leeds, May 2026, hosted at Lloyds. Follow-up to my November 2025 notes.ContentsTalk 1 notesPolly Wakefield (Lloyds) — Making decisions in complex organisationsTalk 2 notesRichard Atha (PokerStars) — Why a...
A travel journal from my visit to West Coast, New Zealand.
Hangs at CCACHE today to have mechanic Jordan bleed my Hope brakes and also to gawk at Alan’s wild Starling Murmur! Jordan did a killer job on the bleed. Brake lever feel is so damn good. I’m excited to hit … Continue reading →
Wayne queries “[Another store] will keep as many back issues as they can, I can’t travel anymore, but I know this from THE WALKING DEAD and a few others back in the day. “But keeping copies of ABSOLUTE BATMAN #1 in its tenth printing...
The second of the two recent released from Old Street Publishing, in their ‘Great Events’ series, is the intriguingly titled “Art-Quake 1910” by David Boyd Hancock. Subtitled “The Manet and the Post-Impressionists Exhibition’, it takes a...
There’s no doubt that Shin Megami Tensei is a great game. It has an engaging, high stakes, story that dares …
I love time loops in media—from Groundhog Day to Haruhi's Endless Eight. What do they reveal about mortality, memory, and the human desire to escape consequence through Nietzsche's eternal recurrence?
I was woken today at 6.20AM, so you get to hear my thoughts on a 2 week trip to China before breakfast. First, where did I go? It was a 2 week trip starting in Hong Kong, then flying to Beijing, then a train to Xian, then a flight to...
““Writing is the process by which you realize that you do not understand what you are talking about. Importantly, writing is also the process by which you figure it out.”...