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RAV4 Parked at South Arm while taking part in a radio contest This week I say goodbye to something that has been with me for over half my life.

There’s something I need to say before I can write the things I want to write next.

For the last week, I have been all-in playing Forza Horizon 6, which was released last week with the chosen location for this release being Japan, and it is gorgeous.

This is a Mamod SP5 MKI.

Over the past week (15-17th October) I attended the Australian Cyber Conference (CyberCon) in Melbourne.

I have been online for the better part of 30 years, and as you might expect it’s inevitable that as some who enjoys making online content that I will have some form of digital footprint as a result.

I consider myself lucky to have been part of a generation of humanity that existed before the world wide web and to experience its early years and the transformative effects that it has had on generations since.

I am not particularly fond of YouTube.

I’m fed up with narrative that current “Artificial Intelligence” development is going to be all things to all people or a major AI breakthrough will be just around the corner, again.

At the end of October, I handed over $11 USD to “Premium” search engine Kagi, partially as an experiment, and partially with a hope for a better search experience.