March & April 2026: DURP, MTG roaster, AI that sucks
Updates from March and April 2026
What you need to know about this dangerous fire extinguisher “prank” at NYC hotels
Two nights ago, I was staying at the Hyatt Union Square when […] The post What you need to know about this dangerous fire extinguisher “prank” at NYC hotels appeared first on…
April 2026
Summer is approaching, my family is getting bigger, and life keeps on giving! From the blog since my last recently post: Subscribe via RSS 🍀 Life Our second daughter was born this month! We are now a…
Myself and AI, a complex relationship
Hi all, a lot has happened since I last wrote in this space. I haven’t been the best host and I’ve neglected my little corner of the web. I’ve personally been through a lot and sought help for my…
Invited in, then shown the door
Imagine being invited to an event. You accept, set aside the time, and arrive at the correct time. You’re welcomed in, find a seat, and things get underway. Then someone asks you to leave. You…
Recent Client Victories at The Biking Lawyer
The early months of 2026 delivered strong results for our clients and the team at The Biking Lawyer LLP.
That's a lot of work for a name tag.
That's a lot of work for a name tag. 15 weeks of classes, 5 or 6 field trips, a final exam, and a practical application (I made a zine) to earn this.
Week 277: An annual inconvenience
I gave blood on Wednesday. I usually go to Stratford, but they’re currently refurbishing the donor centre, and the temporary replacement (a van in a car park) has far fewer slots. And, of course,…
4/29/26 ❀ 2026 Media Log Update
Hi hi!! I finally updated my media log reviews for 2026, yay! Books, games, and movies galore!! Certain reviews aren't particularly detailed since it's a been with some stuff. The most notable review…
be scrappy
In more and more places recently I have seen that people tend to have 1 hyperfixated hobby, 1 thing they spend all their money on and because of that they end up having better art or photography or…
Peter Whitehouse – teaching over measurement
A tribute to Peter Whitehouse, my high-school IT teacher in Brisbane, who taught me memory management at fifteen, ran the IT club out of his spare time, and quietly built the architecture-thinking I…
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