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On 6 April 2026, I reached Lake Pontini, from where I planned to climb to the summit of Monte Comero (1,373 m). Driving up the valley, I saw snow on the ridges, but, misled by the recent spring outing, I did not worry at all. A few...
When I saw a cool animation, I used the browser's native screen capture API to get a high-quality screen recording, audio included.
I’ve been doing the Weekly Challenges. The latest involved an old friend and extensive string manipulation. (Note that this ends today.)
Personal notes for week 23 of 2026
Young Hattie knows from a young age that she wants to be an artist when she grows up. Children's picture book.
Perth by night. 📷
Today’s game is all about goons! And by goons, we obviously mean mafia henchmen, shady dudes with hats and suits, lurking in dark alleyways, fighting everything that moves. This probably is the silliest version of a tamagotchi I’ve ever...
Links I found interesting in week 23 of 2026
In a copy of Peter Vansittart’s The Lost Lands (1964), loosely enclosed, there is a letter from the historian Peter Green: “I read you novel in TS [typescript] before I left the Bodley Head, & did an immensely enthusiastic report on it,...
Up very early and headed out for a cycle. Stayed at Aberfoyle last night (Cobel Campsite), so it was a couple of hours out and back to Stronachlar. Lovely road (B829) with some sections newly surfaced over rolling hills. A few sharp...
An adoption crisis and the end of an AI cycle are aligning