Putting Your Eggs in One Basket
I was reading a post the other day about how someone would struggle to move away from Apple as they're all in with them. I can understand this, as it nearly happened to me too.
Proudly ruining the web since 2013.
I was reading a post the other day about how someone would struggle to move away from Apple as they're all in with them. I can understand this, as it nearly happened to me too.
Last night I demoted my Fosstodon admin account, then flipped the switch and migrated to Micro.blog. Here's some thoughts on why I did that.
Lots of people have been asking myself and Mike for a statement on the recent drama surrounding Fosstodon. This is **MY** statement.
I've had my Framework 13 for a week now. There have been some challenges along the way, but for the most part, I'm happy with my purchase.
The 3rd book in The Wild Robot series. My wife said it was rubbish when she read it, but me and the kids enjoyed it.
I received my shiny new Framework 13 today, so I wanted to share some of my initial thoughts on the device.
I've mentioned the Framework 13 a few times recently, and I ended up buying one. But a few people have messaged me wanting to know why I chose it. So, here's why...
Some thoughts about what Joel expects out of blogging regularly, or having a website at all.
Back in February I decided to admit defeat in the battle against YouTube ads, and I signed up for Premium. Since then, I've become utterly addicted to shorts. It's very, very sad.
Another great book from Dennnis E. Taylor. This time about an alien that's killed in a road traffic accident.
Back in August I created a very simple Journal for my own use. I've been updating it lately and I think it's a lot better now.
The second book in The Wild Robot series. Another wholesome book that my kids really enjoyed.
I was out with my family in Chester recently and I saw a quote on the side of a building explaining how to work better. I thought it was very well put, so I wanted to share it.
I recently bought a new motorbike and managed to drop my phone while riding it. Oh joy.
I've always been a firm believer in this saying, and I've always tried to stick to it. But recently, things have flipped and it's killing me.
A lovely book to read with the kids, or alone. It's a great story, but there are some slightly darker parts.
You've probably seen a load of unread RSS items from my feed, sorry about that. Here's why...