Bubbles
Latest Posts
This week I shipped an MCP so AI agents could read one of my sites. The same week, one of my hosts shipped a CAPTCHA to keep them out. Only one of us is reading the room.
I reworked a daisy vest that I started three years ago, and I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.
At Oh Dear , our status pages can run on a customer’s own domain, and we’ve always served on-demand ACME certificates for them: someone points their domain at us, and Caddy provisions a Let’s Encrypt certificate for it automatically....
I’m back from holiday! I feel like there are a thousand things I could write about - Tenerife, travel, capitalism and the erosion of locality, holidaying with three small children, all-inclusives…
Dunkirk to Berlin via Belgium and the Netherlands. Different route there and back. I remember big open fields of crops; long straight roads; avenues of trees; canal/riverside cycle paths; woodlands; small villages with an intro and outro...
A year and a day ago, the Survey Statistics blog series launched with: “it is the people that make make survey statistics (and anything) great”. This past weekend, we got to celebrate wonderful people at Andrew Gelman’s 60-ish Birthday...
2 June 2026 At yesterday evening’s Fledge Watch both peregrine parents brought food to the Cathedral of Learning and made a big show of plucking and preparing dinner for their four youngsters. “Blue” watched his father from the nestrail...
He Didn't Get the Memo. Again. Jensen Huang was at Computex 2026 this week, and he had a big day. Several big days, actually. Let's go through them. First, he told the room that AI reducing jobs is "complete nonsense." His evidence?...