Ian Betteridge (Page 19)

I suspect that the Venn diagram of people who own both an M1 Mac and a Surface Pro X is

Sometimes weeks drift by with only one or two things to write about, and because those things often involve super-commercially-confidential

And so to bed.

After having tried hey.com when it first came out, and decided it wasn’t for me, I’ve decided

I almost didn’t answer the message. When Chris popped up asking if he could call, I was just pondering

Writing this weeknote started out as a kind of training wheels for getting back into blogging. Having not written regularly

I lasted a day without preordering a new Mac running Apple’s M1 processor. That’s an improvement, right? Better

I’ve been doing a lot of thinking over the course of the last week, some of which manifested itself

Dear Ian, Congratulations on leaving Hatfield and getting a pretty good degree! I’d like to say that you worked

For anyone that has spent the last 20 years or so typing on ever less satisfying keyboards, writing with the

It’s hard to write anything meaningful at the moment without referring to COVID-19, and the prospect of another national

I’ve been watching episodes of The Computer Chronicles quite a lot lately (they’re all available on a YouTube

Tuesday saw us head again to the Curzon to see Kajillionaire, which is a lovely film that I’d recommend

On Tuesday we ventured out to the cinema (again) to see Sofia Coppola’s On The Rocks. Our local Curzon

This week was the deadline for the latest piece of coursework in the masters that I’m working on (senior