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Two days left before I fly back to Paros, but this time with all the family, and their partners!
I've been trying to organise a trip like this for ages, but never quite managed to align everyone's calendars. I'm looking forward to sharing the love and relationships we have with this island and its inhabitants, and spending quality time all together.
It's going to be a blast.
More to come. Stay salty ☀️
Well, they might not be all that recent. You'll find the older entries in the archives.
The slow death of a MacBook Pro, despite being plugged in to a charger.
A side effect of migrating to Kirby was the opportunity it gave me to revisit my markup and my CSS.
Dave Nanian (Shirt Pocket) has released a new version of one of my all time favourite mac apps: SuperDuper!
We’ve taken off for a few days on the Lake.
I finally took the time to migrate my Perch Runway to Kirby. You are reading these lines on a page served by the latest release of Kirby CMS.
I discovered Mole in May, and it has become an instant favourite.
The other day, I was pleasantly surprised to discover a new modern looking and feeling Flickr app!
Once again, RAYE shined last night at Montreux Jazz Festival. She was the star of the opening of the 60th anniversary of the festival, and had carte blanche to organise the evening.
EveryMac turned 30 on July 2nd, 2026
I’m enjoying some downtime on the island of Paros, after a short interlude in Athens.
Here are the latest links I saved to Raindrop.io — you'll find all the others in my public collection.
From a Bond fan to Bond fans worldwide.
Run HyperCard stacks directly on your modern Mac. No emulator required!
An insightful talk in these times of banning teens from social networks.
Studying English pronunciation,
I will teach you in my verse
Sounds like corpse, corps, horse and worse.
Another great post by Mat making me want to try new stuff…
Make bad design decisions and generate irredeemable amounts of technical debt. Then go out there and make this about you!
A couple of days in Athens to explore Pangrati and Kypseli, followed by two weeks downtime in Paros.
