Month: July 2023
All Time Great
I went to see Tom Jones at Dreamland, Margate. One of the all time greats.
Birthday on Tuesday
On Friday we went to the Royal Opera to see La Traviata – the opera i’ve probably listened to the most – it was *amazing*
The Rise of Co-Play: The Future of Multiplayer Software | 2325
I regret to inform you, for better or worse, the future of societal coordination and maybe even politics will emerge from gamer culture.
Start Select Reset Zine – What!? SSR Is Evolving?
Issue #006 of Zine Start Select Reset went out yesterday via sail mail to supporters subscribed at £5 a Month or above!
Blocking It All
Freedom is totally hardcore and does what it says on the tin: Blocks everything that you tell it to block.
There is a Well of Words Within You | 2324
I am not done writing about why you should start a dairy. This is a companion to Episode 2020: Stale Yesterdays
Last Laptop
Part of me thinks that this might be my *last* laptop. Or at least the last one priced under the logic of late capitalism.
Threads, Carnival and the Bazaar | 2323
Thread’s, like every other social network will end up full of the same anti-culture sludge that Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter already are.
T5
This weeks post comes to you from the Pret in Heathrow’s Terminal 5. Why BA – the national carrier – made the decision to base its flagship operations at this airport I don’t know. I’m not a big fan.
The Delamination of the Elite | 2322
The Secretary of State for Culture, Media & Sport doesn’t know anything about culture, media or sport
