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You may be the first person besides myself that I know who's used qutebrowser! I haven't used it for a while though, might have to give it a go again soon!

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[Corey Ford at Point C] Another really good framework from Corey. Leading with vulnerability gives the people on your team permission to be vulnerable too. “When leaders frame work as execution, they imply the answer is already known. Wh...

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Trafalgar Square is a special place. The architecture and views are breathtaking. The National Gallery, the church of St. Martins in the Fields, Canada House, and more, all surround the Square. From the right place you can look down Whit...

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This is my entry for this month’s IndieWeb Carnival on the topic “Museum memories”. When I was 10 or so – maybe younger; childhood can be hazy – my grandparents took me to the National Museum of Flight in Scotland for a day. My memory st...

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LLMs Are Antithetical to Writing and Humanity March 5th, 2026 If you’re dyslexic and just trying to communicate more clearly in writing, or you’ve got a bullshit job and you just want to get your bullshit job’s bullshit tasks out of the ...

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What if you reversed the colors? Dark orange for no AI, and less orange/more gray the more AI was involved in posts for that day (or just Orange/Gray for an MVP first pass). Right now that graph makes me want to fill it up with AI post days because the orange color is fun. If you reverse it you make it more fun to have no AI post days.