Proudly ruining the web since 2013.
I was posting my usual waffle over on Fosstodon yesterday, and someone asked a question about having a personal site vs just using social media. So I naturally decided to write a post on my personal site about it.
The first book in the Five Warrior Angels series. A very good read, but it was loooong.
Manu talks about the ongoing issues with AI scraping the web and what are options are, as site owners, to prevent it.
Back in February, I switched from a dinosaur drinking Land Rover, to an EV. But has switching actually saved me money?
Brandon talks about his desire to write less about blogging. I'm not sure I agree though.
I saw this post from Dave Rupert asking what makes people happy. I answered it quickly, but figured it would be good to share more.
I've been thinking about the future of this site recently, and I wanted to pen down some of the thoughts that have been rattling around my grey matter.
I watched the #WWDC24 event from Apple last night. Here’s my thoughts on some of the announcements.
I haven't done a FatBoy update in a little while, so I decided to do a double-whammy and talk about how I've been getting on, along with my new little home gym.
Chat with someone for two minutes, and try to figure out if it was a fellow human or an AI bot. Think you can tell the difference?
I recently wrote about adding a watch wearing log to this site. I've been working away on improving it, and I think it's pretty great.
Bitcoin and their ilk really aren't my thing, but many talk about the need for a digital currency. But here's the thing - we already have one, don't we?
We've been trying to decide what to do with our larger field. I think we have a plan, now.
So yesterday I published a post about logging which watches I wear. It's been a fun little coding challenge for me, and I'm proud of myself. But there's always someone who has to piss on your parade...
Everyone knows I'm a watch geek, but I've now taken it one step further and added a watch wearing log to this site.
Book 4 in the Saga of the Forgotten Warrior, I'm really enjoying this series, jsut gonna have to wait for the 5th book now.
Since I launched my guestbook back in February, lots of people have signed it, but I couldn't reply to them. Now I can.
I read a post from Robb Knight recently about his computing origin story. It was an interesting post, so I thought I'd add my own computing history to the mix.
You know what? After a long day in the office, sometimes it's nice to take the long way home.