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Nobody planned it exactly. The Roman Forum started out as a low boggy spot between the Seven Hills that would serve as a market once they dug a ditch to drain it. That ditch became a vaulted sewer, and a few temples started to be put up on the slopes of the hills, but the […]
it all began with a brilliant video released by the venerable Dammit Jeff - How to ACTUALLY quit spotify! A fairly engaging introduction into the weird and wonderfully rewarding world of reclaiming ownership over our digital media, but much of what i already knew… until the last 6 minutes. Discoverability. the...
For transparency's sake I'll say up front that there's an article written by me in this issue of Eagle Times. Is it the best thing in the issue? I'll have to leave that for you to decide (I'm biased!), but it does highlight something that's always worth a mention. The volume number shows that Eagle Times is in its...
It’s Sunday, and it’s time for another “picdump!” Here are the memes, pictures, and cartoons floating around the internet that I found interesting or relevant this week. Share and enjoy! Once again, the US government is issuing a highly dubious sales pitch to American voters about why they should risk life and...
These are some things I’ve wandered across on the web this week. 🔖 Soundcamp / Reveil 2026 is the 40th year since the ecology park was set up on abandoned dockland. A free programme of walks, talks and workshops will be a chance to find out more about histories of the site and join a conversation about its future....
Today I am very pleased to be reviewing the 4th Ernest Cunningham mystery. This is one of my most anticipated reads of 2026. I was intrigued by the choice of setting, as whilst bank robberies are common fodder in the world of crime TV dramas and films, they are far less frequent in mystery novels. Or at least it...

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