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12:00:00: Hamilton tickets go on sale. 12:00:01: Ticketmaster site grinds to a halt.
(12:10-ish: I book six tickets!)
I don’t suppose the government will listen, but this Brexit poll is interesting.
I just heard the harmonica on ‘Garageland’ for the first time. I’ve heard that song thousands of times over… err, nearly forty years.
These Beats X headphones are really quite good. 🎵
I’m wildly behind the TV curve, in that I’m just watching Stranger Things now. But I’ve got to say they’re killing it with the music choices.
They were never quite my favourite band, but were always there or thereabouts
In Legend of the Fall: Mark E Smith kept swinging to the end, Dave Simpson sums things up well. 🎵
The science-fiction community is dispossessed tonight. Ursula K Le Guin RIP.
Croydon looking colourful and futuristic, yesterday
Maybe this change to Facebook’s feed will take it back towards just showing what family and friends post, as I was asking for back in October.
My guess is it still won’t give us what we want: all the things our Friends post, in reverse-chronological order.
If only there were a special word that described posts presented in that way… or a special protocol, or feed format, that made it easy to share the posts…
I love that, on Touch Bar MacBooks, you can set things up so that you use your fingerprint to authorise sudo in the Terminal.
Happy New Year from firework-drenched London Town.
Liked: In “Star Wars: The Last Jedi,” Luke Skywalker Finally Becomes Cool | The New Yorker
Luke’s diminished circumstances make for a far richer character, one whom Hamill portrays with mournful energy and depth. For the first time, Hamill’s performance is one of the best parts of a “Star Wars” movie.
I can’t really agree with this article more. Except maybe the bit about the wink.
At the cinema. What for, you say? Oh, nothing special: just Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
You’ll be pleased to know that we got the battery cover off the Fire TV Stick remote. Got Netflix and iPlayer installed, watched Person of Interest.
In the end we just had to be persistent. And firm.
It would be weird if Tony Blair turned out to be the hero of the Brexit hour. But we need all the support we can get.
Just saw this winter’s first flurry of snow. Well, hardly flurry: just a few flakes drifting past the window. And it’s stopped now.
I’m glad Scrivener 3 is out, but could they have picked a worse month for it? The end of November, when a crazy percentage of users are crazily last-minute-typing into the app.
Not a good time to upgrade.
On the other hand, when November is over we can reward ourselves.
Look at that, I’ve crossed the line. I’m now above the NaNoWriMo average daily word count.
The trees are afire in Clapton Square. (OK, with a little bit of help from Photos.)
Just realising that when the Star Trek: Discovery theme music starts, I now want someone to say “Space: the final frontier…”
Just saw a guy cycling along, no hands, hands in pockets. Geez, get some gloves, mon, you’re making us all terrified.