Minutes to Midnight

For decades, we’ve been debating the horrific dystopian world depicted by George Orwell in 1984.

I watched two impressive videos over the past few days.

I just came back from an extended stay in Italy.

A few weeks ago I wrote about RSS, talking about Terry Godier’s posts and arguing about the need for a different experience with reading feeds.

As a quintessential Cold War child, still fixated on it, I periodically revisit films and documentaries about its most prickly moments.

While going through my feeds the other day, I came across an article about a Cambridge-based music band I previously collaborated with, Ember Rev.

Noticing how less meaningful I’ve been finding my RSS reading habit, I went on the lookout for possible reasons.

It’ll be a while until I can be able to find any meaningful words to describe my 2025 Christmas.

My latest post generated an unusual amount of email exchanges.

December has quietly arrived.

A hazy feeling has caught on me lately.

Twenty-one years ago, while I was asleep, I received a phone call.

After resuming my bullet journal a couple weeks ago, I started planning my next creative music endeavours.

After taking the plunge, Mavericks keeps on giving.

This song by Antiquity was released in December 2024, but I had forgotten to post it on my website.

This song by Antiquity was released in January 2025, but I had forgotten to post it on my website.

I co-produced, mixed and mastered Rythur’s debut album.

I found myself at the bitter end of a long process of detaching from modern computing.

Silvia and I have decided to kickstart the process that will ultimately lead us to share a dual citizenship.

A year and three months later, a follow-up on leaving the web industry.

Six months ago, I offered to produce, mix, and master a friend’s debut album.