Links of the week

In a week where half the world is taking the advice of their respective governments and staying home a lot more, I have…

Some weeks you can feel like you can do a lot but have nothing to show for it. This week almost feels like one of those…

A while ago I bought a health tech device; Upright Go. It's meant to correct your posture by giving you a little nudge …

This week, where highlights include playing Android: Netrunner with my friend Tor for four hours straight and carefully…

People like pictures, right? I'm going to try and make future links posts a bit more colourful than previous ones by th…

It's been a busy week-and-a-bit. I was mostly in the United States of Donald Trump's America. Now that I am back, here …

When you are done looking at the pictures of me and the love of my life getting married, here are some other digital tr…

I have been really bad at up-keep of this blog. But anyway, here we go; 414 million pieces of plastic found on remot…

Google will give Android users a choice of browser and search engine in Europe (The Verge) -- Just like Microsoft were …

Why can’t I set the font size of a visited link? (jameshfisher.com) -- I had not even thought that styling a visited li…

Guess what? Facebook still tracks you on Android apps (even if you don't have a Facebook account) (Privacy Internationa…

The dodgy, vulnerable fame of YouTube's child ASMR stars (Wired) -- A dive into the world of children making thousands …

Elephants: The Best Animals? (Stuff You Should Know via PocketCasts) -- A podcast episode about elephants from the Stuf…

Stewart Lee Improvised Around Industry Prejudice To Make His Name (YouTube) -- stand-up comedian Steward Lee having a c…

Meet the man behind a third of what's on Wikipedia (CBS News) -- Steven Pruitt has made nearly 3 million edits on Wikip…