Wow! ATP has a killer new version of its outro theme on episode 230. No mention of it in-show, though, even in the aftershow.

Forgot yesterday: worst thing about Apple earbuds is that the control is on the right-hand wire. Every other pair has it on the left.

Wondering why people recruiting for senior development positions often ask low-level JVM type questions. Doesn’t hurt to know that stuff, but who keeps it at their fingertips?

Subtitles Café on the Balls Pond Road has a sign saying “Best Covfefe in London.”

Trying to use Maven properly to build and release an open-source project. Was it invented just to make things more complex?

In Naples airport waiting to fly back to London. Have charging point, but iPad won’t talk to iPhone for tethering.

OM god! Radiohead are doing ‘Creep’. Somehow I thought they didn’t do that anymore. And no bowdlerisation, either. I approve.

I don’t understand: Glastonbury is on this weekend, but Wimbledon hasn’t started yet? Glastonbury’s always in the middle of Wimbledon. The world is turned upside down.

Interesting that this article about Scotland’s Neolithic rock carvings should appear in The Guardian on the Monday after Rona Munro’s great “The Eaters of Light ” episode of Doctor Who.

The Skids in full flow, earlier tonight.

Jesus, but The Skids are good live.

Preparing the stage for The Skids.

DUP leader: “Our United Kingdom — and indeed our very way of life — are under threat from extremists.” Yes, mainly the extreme-Brexit loonies whose government you are going to prop up.

Based on my two-minute walk to the polling station and thirty seconds there, I predict a very high turnout. #ge2017

Pleased to see that Ada Palmer’s Too Like the Lightning, which I’ve spoken of before here appears to have a British publisher at last. Amazon is showing it available from 1st July. I’ve preordered.

Amusing to see that covfefe.com redirects to Teespring.

In Chinatown tonight.

Disturbing to see a Chinook hovering over the City as I approach Liverpool Street.

I like the Spark iOS email client, and the new drag & drop between it and the Documents app is great. But it can never be my full-time client until it lets me order the mail properly (oldest to newest, that is).

I’ve never installed Google Maps on my iPhone before. So how, on first launching it just now (after reading this excellent article) can it be logged in as me?