I've been paying for Kagi since May and using Orion for…I'm not sure…almost as long, I think.

I was so impressed by Kagi's search that with Orion I broke my normally strict rule about never using beta software.

The book should be available free on prescription to anyone afflicted with impostor syndrome.

Bobble hat?

But not as hard as Reform will fuck us if we make it past 2029.

What a time to be alive…

A quick way to evaluate “sensible conservatives” is to count the number of paragraphs under the “controversies” heading of their Wikipedia page.

I imagine there's a North American curriculum somewhere which features perfectly-spherical frictionless moose.

Once—a long time ago now—Google sent me a list of gmail accounts that had my address as their recovery address. There were pages and pages of them. I've never been able to persuade it to do that again; I imagine the situation must be much worse now.

Google keeps copying security alerts to me that refer to gmail accounts I've never heard of, but which have my gmail address as their recovery address. At least it offers a single-click 'remove my address' option.

However it's a good mental health indicator that—despite the depredations of SAD—I paid good money to improve my chances of not dying.

I need this kind of interaction as therapy because I'm still traumatised that I had to click [Start now] on this website to renew my driving licence:

www.gov.uk/renew-drivin...

Do you know if the hermetically sealed lead-lined box beneath Ben Nevis is available to rent?

So no more snow or ice for a while, then.

I had this sudden and unbidden mental image of a really mahoosive blender.

They’ll reappear mere moments after you stop searching and buy some more.

Meanwhile the Sirius XM trial linked to the radio in Daniel Morton's Jeep Wrangler Unlimited ends on the third of January.