The Busy Fool

<p>I am not one to write about business. Not because I don’t think it’s valuable to have opinions about it, but just because I don’t think I have many important things to say. My working life thankfully has been pretty simple, and I am

Reading Doesn't Need To Be Hacked

I am one of those people that constantly strives to do things better. Always looking out for tips that help get things done simpler, and also seeking simplifications to processes that Kia Kamgar would be proud of. Yet, there are things that seem long-winded, perhaps a little messy, but just

Trapped By A Company

<p>There have already been many words written about the <a href="https://gregmorris.co.uk/blog/considering-jumping-the/">walled gardens</a> of tech companies. Usually reserved for talk about Apple and its tight grip, it’s also a long-term aim of almost

I Want To Write Something

<p>There is a tale to be told here. One that having a blog sometimes feels a little like having an unpaid job. A job that you feel like you should be doing better and more often than you are, but I reality you don’t owe anyone

Interoperability Should Be Simple

<p>Unless you’ve been living under a technology rock, or simply don’t care, you can’t escape European legislation trying to cub technology companies. Investigating, charging and regulating the world's largest and most influential companies can be tough, but they seem to finally be

Nordictrack Cross Trainer Resistance Too High? Here’s The Fix!

<p>As excited as I was to unpack my new purchase as soon as it arrived, that was all dispersed the first time I used my Nordictrack SE7i Cross Trainer. The resistance felt far too high, and I puffed and panted my way through 15 minutes despite being

An Algorithm Isn’t Always The Way

<p>It’s very unlike the world of Twitter to lose its mind when the company changes something about its app or service. More words were written about the move to <a href="https://blog.twitter.com/en_us/topics/product/2017/Giving-you-more-characters-to-express-yourself">240

Trying To Make Friends As An Adult Sucks

<p>If the last two years(ish) has taught me anything, it’s that I love working from home. I have been happier, able to get more work done and also be more engaged with home life than ever before. There are a few things I miss from

Scared Of Stopping Sharing

<p>Despite me <a href="https://gregmorris.co.uk/blog/dont-let-it/">applauding myself</a>, I don’t think I have broken the cycle completely. Sure, the urge to scroll through Twitter every brief break in activity has subsided somewhat, but there is

Who Knows What Is True

<p>Steven Lee Myers, Paul Mozur and Jeff Kao writing in <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/18/technology/china-olympics-propaganda.html">Bots and Fake Accounts Push China’s Vision of Winter Olympic Wonderland</a>:</p><blockquote>