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Developer's Diary - for when you think it can't get any worse.

2025

March - Primo Levi - La Tregua and what happens after the "action".

April - Blasting in New York

May - RIP Skype: Sky peer-to-peer (Skyper->Skype) was another neat Scandinavian software creation. We liked the fact that it wasn't controlled by one of the American monsters. That didn't last long and, unsurprisingly, a few years after buying from eBay, Microsoft cannibalised its code then dumped it in favour of its own bloated offering.

June - Intrinsic microporosity

July - William Smith was known as the "father of English geology", for his insightful observations about the layers and deposits of stone, sediments and minerals across the nation.

August - Chris How paintings

September - Drumlins

October - On the chaos in the United States - John Sinclair was worried about how badly the war was turning out for Britain, so he wrote to Adam Smith: "If we go on at this rate, the nation must be ruined," Smith replied "Be assured, my young friend, that there is a great deal of ruin in a nation."

November - Heberden or Bouchard's nodes

December -

2026

January - Greenland

February -

  • https://www.sitebites.co.uk/tips-from-the-sitebites-studio/image-copyright-tips/
  • https://search.creativecommons.org
  • https://parish-council.website/using-images-on-your-website-copyright-issues/
  • https://www.dacs.org.uk/advice/articles/websites-social-media-and-copyright
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Referendums seem like a clean, democratic means for a state to make decisions but they can be used by lazy, or timid governments to pass responsibility for failure onto the public. Good example is the NZ Flag. Do we want to change it? "Yes". Here are the top alternatives. Which do you prefer. "We prefer A" (or whatever). Now given the choice between the original flag and 'A', which do you choose? "Original" Well done. This is a question of opinion which is suited to a referendum, and they chose Brexit is a counter example. Do you think we are better off in or out? "Out!" So 'out' it is, without asking the crucial question, "What kind of out?". Analogy, we're sailing and the seas are rough and the weather is bad so we ask the crew if we should change course. "Change!" And we ignore that there may be many worse directions than the one we're on.
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