Coolest orders of nobility in England
Just some thoughts about the titles I'm prepared to accept when Her Majesty gets around to dealing with me.

Just some thoughts about the titles I'm prepared to accept when Her Majesty gets around to dealing with me.
A bit of a whinge about the font sizes insane product manufacturers use when writing instructions.
Apple are feeling the heat lately. They're already undergoing antitrust hearings in the US and the EU and now Epic games are taking them to court over their app store policies.
Just a follow-up to some problems I had with Ulysses/iCloud syncing back in 2018.
Do pop-ups work? I presume they must but they're just a scourge and I can't imagine why we still allow them. Who actively wants to be interrupted in this manner?
Apple have made my early 2013 MacBook Pro obsolete, so I need to consider upgrading if I want to remain in the macOS ecosystem.
Recent battery problems with my iPad.
I'm hoping to be able to replace a number of my organisational apps with Agenda, which I review here. I should be able to roll notes, to-do lists, journals and project management all into one.
Twitter applies a few warnings to Trump's posts and Trump blows his top in response. Facebook keeps its head down.
Not the psychiatrist problem Basil Fawlty endured. One of my own that’s not nearly as funny.
When constant doesn't necessarily mean constant.
Humans rarely make rational decisions about things and usually just find ways to confirm their preexisting biases. Can we improve our thinking?
Where science and science fiction meet. Maybe warp drives have a future if we can overcome the seemingly insurmountable practical considerations.
I'm not convinced about the idea of restarting the Premier League in June. There are 750 million reasons why they might want to do so, but is it appropriate at the moment?
I watched Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) during the week and wasn't particularly enamoured with it, although it's not a complete loss.
The violation of one of nature's symmetries is the reason the universe didn't just destroy itself at the very start. I've tried to explain how that works in relatively plain English here.