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So Jensen Huang walked on stage at Computex 2026 in Taipei today — same leather jacket, same big energy — and announced something nobody quite saw coming from the guy who's been busy cornering the AI datacenter market: Nvidia's first...
Running them down, filling them up
Thanks to everyone who’s been playing along with me and Ana as we share some of our good stationery fortune with you! Without further ado, the winners of the mystery boxes are: Congratulations to you both! I’ve already emailed you...
Coming One Coming Two Going One Going Two Walking & Waiting The Leeds-Liverpool Canal in general and the Wigan Flight in particular are always interesting when boats are coming or going, especially through the locks.It is a long day...
This animated short, created by the Natural History Museum in London, tells us the story, in animated form, of Mary Anning. She was born in 1799 and only lived till she was 47, but left a legacy as a pioneering palaeontologist who really...
Iiiit’s Monday, and thus time for more Fantasy with Friends! The prompts are hosted at Pages Unbound, and this time we’re talking about fantasy tropes we love: What are some […]
From Lenin’s Asylum: Two Years in Moldova, by A. A. Weiss (Everytime Press, 2018), Kindle pp. 16-17: I was born in Ohio during the Cold War. At that time Moldova wasn’t yet a country. Tucked between Romania and Ukraine, I’d … Continue...
Yeah, that sure is accurate to the comics. I adored Superman (2025). High hopes for this one when it releases in 2027.
Most systematisers relate to their systems like a man who builds a vast castle and then lives beside it in a barn: they don’t live in that immense systematic edifice themselves. But in matters of the spirit this is a … Continue reading →
The Great Supply Chain Security Paradox: “every open source lib is getting owned! wait at least a week to patch, let other people find the supply chain breaches before you” “AI is reversing all these patches, the window to exploit is...