Getting food
A short walk to get some food<div class="photo_gallery"><img src="https://storage.ghost.io/c/b7/9d/b79de972-2b88-4e88-960e-58e1e02b818d/content/images/2025/10/b4b2bd28a6.jpg" width="480" height="600" alt><img src="https://storage.
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Sunrise and now sunset.<img src="https://storage.ghost.io/c/b7/9d/b79de972-2b88-4e88-960e-58e1e02b818d/content/images/2025/10/93f7bdadb5.jpg" width="480" height="600" alt>
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Early morning flight outa here. <img src="https://storage.ghost.io/c/b7/9d/b79de972-2b88-4e88-960e-58e1e02b818d/content/images/2025/10/081632563b.jpg" width="480" height="600" alt>
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Lets set sail<img src="https://storage.ghost.io/c/b7/9d/b79de972-2b88-4e88-960e-58e1e02b818d/content/images/2025/10/04e114ee09.jpg" width="479" height="600" alt>
Openness Is The Key
When rumours started to appear that Meta, of all companies, were working on an ActivityPub based social network, I was sceptical. I’m a massive fan of the protocol since retreating to micro.blog as my only social interaction in the middle of last year. Meta putting its stamp on
My Lukewarm Take On Threads
Meta rushed out its Twitter competitor come rip off due to the current rate limit disaster going on over there, and everyone rushed to try it out. The combination of a vast number of people using it, increased moderation efforts and hype around ActivityPub integration met in a perfect storm
Changing The Way Things Work
One of the biggest complaints I had at the time I chose to remove the iPad from my workflow was the constantly changing nature of it. Each time Apple updated the OS they slightly changed, or completely revamped, the way multitasking and other things worked. When you use and rely
Apple Notes Is Just About Perfect in iOS17
It is pushing on for a year since I wrote about my all in use of Apple notes. That was about a year into my journey that started with numerous moving backwards and forwards in note apps, and ended with the realisation that the app that was built ring into
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Random walks in the dunes are my favourite
Find The What By Asking Why
I’ve started reading Jason Sinek book Start With Why and like most books of this ilk it’s tough getting through all the repetitive cherry peaked examples and struggles to get to the point. It suffers from the modern problem of a book that could and should have been