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In a few short years, the entire Western world might finally end the age of the open internet. – Kelsey Piper Torture Chamber (#1445) For a warden to be charged, there must be much more to this: State p[igs] and [screwlords] are conducting a ā€œpotential criminal misconductā€ investigation into…a Western Maryland...
About a year ago I made a note in my reminders to do a game based on grawlix, a set of little doodles which I turned into emojos. When this year's Lisp Game Jam rolled around I did it, and came fifth, which I was really pleased with, considering how polished some of the other entries were, and that this is the first...
What caught my eye this week. Weekend Reading – featuring the week’s best money and investing articles from around the web – can be read by any logged-in Monevator member. Alternatively please subscribe to our free email newsletter to get future editions direct to your inbox. The post Weekend reading: Roll with it...
Iggy Pop and Catherine RingerI Put A Spell On You live on french tv April 2009 (youtube) I had planned to include this track in a compilation called Deep Golden Throats dedicated to ex-porn stars turned singers. But, given the mediocrity of most of the songs—almost all of them disco—I’m giving it a miss. Catherine...
Iggy Pop and Catherine RingerI Put A Spell On You live on french tv April 2009 (youtube) I had planned to include this track in a compilation called Deep Golden Throats dedicated to ex-porn stars turned singers. But, given the mediocrity of most of the songs—almost all of them disco—I’m giving it a miss. Catherine...
Walking through the RA Summer Exhibition is like walking through a souq, it rewards patience as eventually you find some gems. Here are the pieces I loved most. Disarm at Eros by Fiona Banner The whiteness was not consensual by John Akomfrah Beauty spot by Ecaterina Rusu Pulmo 8 by Olivia Wells Where The Flowers...
Mum loved ducks, and they still remind me of her. I take pics of them and smile as I remember her. Yesterday we stopped on the way home at Tebay for a cuppa and watched the duckings. Happy moments for today’s TDC. Ducklings at Tebay flickr photo by NomadWarMachine shared under a Creative Commons (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)...
Video transcript: The Cherry Orchard at the Swan Theatre in Stratford. The Cherry Orchard isn’t a favourite play of mine, but the cast – Kenneth Branagh, Helen Hunt, Bill Pullman – that’s what got me up to Stratford-upon-Avon for this. And it was amazing to see the cast. That was a real highlight for me,...
I blogged from my phone on a bus using Claude Code and Shellfish. Read the full post on the blog.
Sometime during the first couple of decades of the 1800s, William Spencer set up a factory in an area of Edgeworth known locally as Old Russia. This would become the Quarlton Vale Print Works, and was a relocation of his business from a site at nearby Higher Russia. Following his death in 1826, his family […]

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