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Full Craft Developer. Building websites since the last millennium. He/him. East London. Likes HTML/CSS, cycling, drawing, a dash of politics.
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You know if there is a place I hate to go to, I don’t go to it. Nor do I post about it. Mad I know.

This is stealing from the poor, not giving: www.ft.com/content/50c6...

A bunch of clients of mine are getting *hammered* with AI bot traffic. Installed a couple of monitoring tools (Dark Visitors) and it was really eye opening. Good to see more light shed onto this.

Charles and Eddie on in Morrisons. Surprisingly reasuring.

Nothing quite like taking to people about Andor aged 45-52

I also believe this would be a solid strat in the UK. But local football/cricket, restaurants, travel news, jumble sales and Reform. bsky.app/profile/jonw...

Me doing electronics: it’s just a tiny component replacement to fix a radio. I’ll just unscrew a few bits and we should be done Me 30 minutes later: I now have a broken radio.

Still true: *Britain is a success story *Most of its cities are doing astonishingly well *Multiculturalism is popular *Mass immigration has not led to social disintegration *Nostalgia is increasingly weird *Britain is incredibly safe *Levels of social cohesion are high Don't let them gaslight you.

I think if someone tried to tell me joke at a bus stop about something in the national media I would assume they work for a crap newspaper with a deeply weird agenda and slowly edge away and hang out with my fellow Londoners in the glorious sunshine enjoying life.

If you use "AI agents" (LLMs calling tools in a loop) you need to be aware of the Lethal Trifecta Combine access to private data, exposure to untrusted content and the ability to externally communicate and an attacker can trick the system into stealing your data simonwillison.net/2025/Jun/16/...

Unironically they should buy up the domains for about 60 defunct local newspapers in swing states. Hire two reporters to write almost exclusively about highschool sports and new restaurants opening with every 10th article about how the local GOP is screwing over people.

More of this tone please 😏

Earlier today, outside Liverpool Lime Street station, Michael Portillo. Even recorded a hello message for my mother-in-law. Seemed like nice bloke.

Reading *that* NYT AI article, wow. We really are through the looking glass are we not.

Trainline app is the neediest app there is. It’s. Like. Hey. That train you caught three hours ago. Don’t forget about it! Also the train that you have booked on Sunday. Yeah. We need to start taking about that NOW.

Regarding some of the discourse around Bluesky. Maybe it’s okay that something doesn’t grow at 10x every second and gets pumped with VC money to burn. Maybe a sustainable, resilient platform with a no inconsiderable user base is, like, okay.

This is incredible

What’s even the chances there is a World Cup next year tho.

Love that renewables discourse is now about maintaining grid stability, like all for solar, wind but what about the spinning turbines yo. That’s why Sizewell C nuclear power plant makes a lot of sense. 24/7 for 100 years keeping the grid humming at a nice 50Hz. Also the rock star that is Dinorwig.

There is a designer that has spent years in Apple with a secret folder labeled ‘Skeuomorphism’. Hiding in the back whenever Jonny Ive walked past whispering ‘one day drop shadows shall be mine’

A quick video showing you how to apply very little CSS to get that nice, revealing from the bottom effect on your footer. piccalil.li/blog/sticky-...

If you’re looking for quality independent reporting on what’s happening in Los Angeles, I’ve put together a starter pack for it. If you’d like to be added or know an indie who should be added, hmu

“Tasted a little tear gas— tasted like fascism”

Razer finally released Synapse for the Mac!? There are Dinosaur bones younger than the last working version.

Time to nationalise this. No way can this be allowed.

God DAMN

I never, ever want to hear again that women are too emotional to be leaders.

Taking the muted words off for a little.

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