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Les Orchard (@lmorchard) on Mastodon: Folks pouring so much effort into a thing they seem to think is theirs and absolutely never will be. Doesn't matter how much noise or how many petitions or how many shitposts. You can't own a social network by just occupying

Moving Again

As you may have read already, I have moved my blog to Ghost. After using it extensively in 2020, I switched to something more simple and personal on micro.blog. Whilst this is fine, I have found myself in a place where I don’t really want to use any

Algorithm & Adverts

Social platforms, ones that allow people to communicate, share ideas and find common ground, can be a net benefit — but its the platform part thats the issue

Scoring Things

Manuel Moreale writing about their inability to Score Books: I suck at this. I genuinely don’t know how to rate things on a scale, which is why the vast majority of the books I rate are either 4 or 4.5. I can’t score things. Not books, not

I Did It Myself

Despite me being adoptive of LLM usage to aid my work from a fairly early stage, there’s a lot of frustration brewing. No, not the fact that Open AI made ChatGPT dumber and less able to produce quality results, the fact that I have to deal with sloppers in

Runna Levels And Engagement Bait

In a recent Reddit post, Runna announced a new experimental feature aimed at improving running motivation. That's right, seeing your real-world fitness improve and times go down isn’t enough, there’s a need to gamify everything to boost engagement — introducing Levels! If you are a premium subscriber,

iPhone Day Weirdness

There’s no point in the post other than to point out some weirdness that I found in the new products and announcements. You are welcome to reply with your own or despute mine. * iPhone Air - not iPhone 17 Air. A hint at naming convention going forwards? Perhaps they

Torremolinos Shaddows

A few more from our trip to Spain

Wish you were here

Slow IS Fast

When I wrote about running slow back in May, I wasn’t really sure I believed it. I was trying it because everything else had left me tired, injured, or frustrated, but I still had that nagging sense I was going backwards. I hated how it felt, and I can