I’ve started a Substack where I’m reviewing every Star Trek episode ever released.

I’ve read many stories today, proclaiming this date to be the one year anniversary of the war in Ukraine or of Russia’s invasion of the country. That is so obviously not true.

Blood Bowl III is out!

Ukrainian missile strikes Poland, elections in Berlin to be repeated

It seems the things I said early on, if not popular, where pretty much spot on, however.

At the beginning of the month, my latest podcast project, The Private Citizen, turned three years old.

I am not opposed to opposing viewpoints. What pisses me off is when people are being contrarian without even bothering to develop their own arguments.

FTX collapse sends the crypto currency dominoes flying, Japan wants to balance privacy laws

My goal for this year is to finally get the novel published.

The fourth year of The Private Citizen brings some changes, but keeps the important things the same.

Swiss airspace was closed due to missed software update, mainstream media reports on a single death sentence in Iran

I’ve run less, but compensated with more varied exercises

The FTX disaster, dangerous World Cup apps

I wish all of my readers a Happy New Year!

I guess there are as many idiots in journalism as there are in any other profession.

Jonathan has been busily editing Scenic Tarkov episodes.

The stuff that’s being dredged up as part of The Twitter Files reporting is quite astonishing.

I’ve just release another episode of The Private Citizen to tide you over the holidays.

This post by Terence Eden seems to me to be a very good prediction of where the Fediverse is headed, should it actually take off.