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Cory Doctorow on Apple’s cement overshoes: “In fact, nearly every part of Apple’s official repair process was worse

I spent some time restructuring my setup in Ulysses for writing. It had spiralled completely out of control, with countless

Yesterday we went to London (a trip into the big city!) for the Art Car Boot Fair, held in Kings

Here’s an interesting one. According to the register of members’ interests, on 17th November 2020, prominent Tory MP Andrew

In 1997 I wrote a piece for the long lost and much missed Rewired about a cover story from Wired.

I’m no stranger to Linux. I went through a phase in the noughties of running it, partly inspired by

With the demise of the ivy on the back fence came the discovery there wasn’t much in the way

The pressure from Conservatives on Durham Police to investigate Keir Starmer – and their jubilation when Durham agreed – perfectly illustrate why

A wedding! Friday evening saw the lovely betrothal of an old friend and his darling in Kew Gardens (which has

A brief note this week: we have only just got back from Oxford so there’s not much time to

A sunny bank holiday feels like such a pleasure after the winter. Our ancestors knew a thing or two about

It took me a few days but I feel like I’m finally over the bought of Covid which I

It’s a week since I tested positive for Covid which means it’s been a week when not much

In 5 years brexiters have gone from 'we hold all the cards' through 'global britain', '

The only heated room was the living room when the coal fire was alight. The kitchen only had heat when