Ian Betteridge (Page 14)

Only a so-called “gender critical” could turn the sex of a cartoon intended to get kids reading into a debate

It seemed like a good idea at the time. Go down to Brighton. Kim doing a drawing group with some

Today was a bit of a double art extravaganza, as we went down to Folkestone to see Sara Trillo talk

I learned, over time, not to be a finisher. I would start grand projects, read the first 20 pages of

This has been a week of tech-futzing and annoyances. I converted my ThinkPad back to running Windows because I was

I once wrote a letter to Michael Moorcock. I have no idea how I found some kind of address for

I wrote a little about this in my weeknote but I thought it was worth expanding a little on why

John Gruber, writing about Counterpoint Research’s note that iPhone has overtake Android in US usage share: I also continue

I spent yesterday at Interesting 2022, organised by the redoubtable Russell (Not T) Davies. Of course, the talks were all

I am so tired of how tech sites preach the gospel of RCS as the “solution” to interoperability between messaging

Web3 provides both anonymity and accountability, they said. It has its own built-in protections against bad actors, they said. Oops.

Apple is delaying the launch of iPadOS 16 until October, a month after the launch of iOS 16. If you

You know how websites want you to use their app instead? There’s a good reason for that: apps can

Google has delayed its third party cookie ban till 2024. Of course, all this is doing is just giving browser

The latest version of Firefox includes better support for ProMotion displays, for those lucky lucky people who have a new