Escaping tech’s boom/doom cycle requires a nuanced view of risk/reward.

And the global south has something to teach us here.


Guess which party standing in the UK general election made no commitment to do anything about the sewage going into our rivers and seas?

I bet you can guess


Things are busy in growing corner.

Several pots with seedlings growing and a pine cone are arranged near a door on a balcony.

This is the week when the UK changes.

But we’ve very little idea of what it will become…


Shoreham Beach, Sunday 30th June

A vast, calm ocean stretches under a cloudy sky, with two people standing in the shallow water near a pebble-covered beach.

Church Times reporting on a new CoE report on trust and trustworthiness:

Social media is also touched on in a section on access to information, with the warning that, “through our indiscriminate use of social media we are in danger of becoming stupid in our judgement of where to place our trust.”

Amen.


Not coming to this café again…

A cactus and a succulent are creatively planted in teacups, displayed on a decorative tray.

Started reading: Cairn by Kathleen Jamie 📚


It’s possible that my childhood bedroom was a bit geeky.

A 1980s child’s bedroom with Star Wars wallpaper, an Empire Strikes Back duvet cover and a child in bed reading The Eagle comic.

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Here’s some suggestions for getting it safely exported and stored.