10 More Pointless Facts About Me
The last post was fun and it's seemed to have garnered a few replies so I thought I'd do 10 more pointless facts about me. Because why not. 🤷🏻♂️
Proudly ruining the web since 2013.
The last post was fun and it's seemed to have garnered a few replies so I thought I'd do 10 more pointless facts about me. Because why not. 🤷🏻♂️
After years of climbing the ladder in cyber, I’ve learned that sometimes the best move isn’t up. It’s stepping back to make life sustainable again.
My iPad Air died a few months ago after many years of service, so I bought a secondhand Pixel Tablet. My god this thing is astonishingly bad, especially to type on - the keyboard is horrendous. Oh, and the fingerprint reader is in no man's land on the side of the device.
Really, really shit.
It came with the speaker dock, so I'm just gonna use it docked in the kitchen. Can anyone recommend a decent #Android tablet at around 7"?
Well that was probably the most disgusting thing I've ever bitten into. 🤢

I've seen this doing the rounds on a few blogs recently, so wanted to add my own version because I'm a narcissist. 🙃
I have too many watches in my collection, so I'm trying to reduce it down to around 24 watches. As a result, many of them are for sale if you're interested.
I was reading The Internet Phonebook last night and a comment in the prologue stood out to me about the term 'like, share and subscribe'.
Spent a couple hours improving my little #Jekyll CMS, #Hyde today. At this point, I'm really happy with it. Here's a little screencast I recorded to demo it:
Mastodon introduces paid hosting and support services for institutions, building sustainability without sacrificing decentralisation.
A smart (and slightly bleak) take from Luke on why contact forms attract more spam than email addresses.
There once was a bloke called Kev,
Who tooted, then vanished. Whatev.
He tried other sites, but they were all rather shite,
So now he’s back where the nerds unite.
🦣
This post on AI art from The Oatmeal made me think more about AI than I expected, so wanted to jot some of them down.
I've spent some time this afternoon switching my email subscription system from the fantastic Buttondown, to a self-hosted Sendy instance.
Joel reflects on how practical tools can slowly turn into hobbies, using watches, razors, and pens to show how function often gives way to fascination. I can relate!
A sharp look at the smoke and mirrors of influencer culture, where authenticity is staged, success is rented, and everything’s for sale. Ava reminds us that real life doesn’t need an audience.
Is social media in any form really worth the drama, and was it doomed to failure from the start?
Book #4 in the Murderbot Diaries series and still very much enjoyable.
Matt continues to make iterative changes to his blog and I'm really enjoying following along.