I’d be happy if this happened: Canon To Get A Stake In GoPro’s Future?

This morning I am catching the OMGEarly train to London.

A solitary person waits on a dimly lit train platform at night, with empty tracks stretching into the distance.

The new @blogosphere_magazine is here, so I’ve done a tasteful #influencer style shot to celebrate. 😇 #blogospheremagazine #bloggers

A magazine titled blogosphere featuring Alfie Deyes, a bottle of Bushmills whiskey, and a tablet with a stylus and a sticker reading OneMan&HisBlog are placed on a wooden surface.

On the upside, Tumblr’s bandwidth costs are about to drop precipitously, I suspect.

Stunning Autumn morning

A red sailboat is anchored in calm water with a backdrop of several other boats and buildings under a clear blue sky.A modern pedestrian bridge with glass railings spans over calm water reflecting the structure, with boats docked and buildings visible in the background.

Walking Iris to nursery was a genuine pleasure this morning - it’s just an incredible day. Cold, but clear and bright, with a wonderful quality of light.

Morning view.

A calm harbor scene with several boats docked near a waterfront lined with buildings during a serene sunset.

Blockchain study finds 0.00% success rate and vendors don’t call back when asked for evidence. Cripes.

Ready to Webinar…

A conference room setup with a keyboard, mouse, water bottle, and a screen displaying a presentation titled Harnessing Social Media - part 2 by Adam Timworth.

One of the interesting aspects of consultancy life is getting small spells in a whole range of offices. You assume that all offices are basically the same, but that really isn’t the case. And it’s fascinating.

A workspace is shown with a glass, a metal water bottle, a white coffee mug, and a black notebook on a desk, while a person with blonde hair is working in the background.

My downtime on ghost(pro) last month… …didn’t exist. For the third month running.

Nice work, @tryghost team.

The Pingdom report shows a perfect uptime of 100%, zero outages, and an average response time of 468 milliseconds.