The world, as I am frequently forced to observe, is divided into two distinct groups of people: those with a fully functioning brain, and those who wander through life wearing crash helmets indoors because they find shoelaces too intellectually taxing. Normally, these two factions stay safely apart. But every so often, a phone call telling …
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Oct 31 2026
The thing nobody asked for
This week, the Jolt drinking designer types and marketing gurus have outdone themselves. They have bestowed upon us a brand-new, sixteen-inch MacBook Pro. And its headline trick? You can touch the screen. Yes, really. They want you to reach across the keyboard—past the perfectly functional trackpad, past the perfectly good keys—and proffer a greasy, thumbprint-laden …
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Oct 23 2026
Copy, Paste and Cut… oh my!
There are, in this world, a great many things that ought to be simple. Boiling an egg. Opening a jar of pickled onions. Folding a fitted sheet. Actually, no, scratch that last one. Nobody can fold a fitted sheet, and anyone who tells you otherwise is a liar and very probably mad. And then there …
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Oct 23 2026
Digital dumping ground
We live in a world obsessed with organising things into neat little boxes. We buy transparent plastic containers for our cereal, build floating shelves for books we will never read, and arrange our spice racks by country of origin. Yet, the moment we sit down in front of a computer screen, all sanity evaporates. Look …
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