The Truth is my newsletter on tech news and policy. This is an archive of the issues of week 45 of 2019.

Having failed National Novel Writing Month badly in 2018, I’m back for more punishment this year.

The Truth is my newsletter on tech news and policy. This is an archive of the issues of week 44 of 2019.

Sometimes, things need to change. And then they need to change some more. After having remodelled my podcast network’s website and shows earlier in the year, the time has now come to mix things up more radically.

The Truth is my newsletter on tech news and policy. This is an archive of the issues of week 42 of 2019.

The Outlaws reunite to ride one more time at OggCamp this coming Sunday.

The Truth is my newsletter on tech news and policy. This is an archive of the issues of week 41 of 2019.

The Truth is my newsletter on tech news and policy. This is an archive of the issues of week 40 of 2019.

Want to know how many booster packs I’ve cracked in a year of playing Magic The Gathering Arena? Well, you’re in luck since Wizards has just sent me my personal stats for the game.

The Truth is my newsletter on tech news and policy. This is an archive of the issues of week 39 of 2019.

An opinion on the whole Fridays for Future protests that is no doubt going to prove controversial.

I’m happy to present my designs for the shirts and mugs available at OggCamp 19 next month.

An introduction to my brand new tech news and commentary newsletter “The Truth”.

If you’re coming to OggCamp in October, how about a game of Magic The Gathering or two?

I’ve come up with this crazy idea to combine Magic The Gathering and KeyForge…

An introduction to the kind of decks I’ve been playing in Magic The Gathering.

A review of Greg Weisman’s Magic The Gathering novel War of the Spark: Ravnica and how it compares to older Magic fiction.

If you make your living from spreading your opinion around, how about you start listening to other people’s opinions once in a while?

Several weeks ago, an Easyjet plane nearly collided during takeoff with a Turkish Airlines jet on the ground at Hamburg Airport. With good visibility down the runway, it is hard to understand how this potentially catastrophic situation could have devloped. Easyjet has not answered my questions about the incident.

I’ve finally completed the long-promised rebuild of the Sixgun Productions website.