Tom Sulston
@tom.sulston.net
Digital rights, bicycles, cats, kitchens.
Don't blame my employer for my bad choice of words.
Don't blame my employer for my bad choice of words.
Yeah well that’s just like your opinion, man.
January 13, 2026 at 6:26 AM
Yeah well that’s just like your opinion, man.
I hear that it's already a feature of the realestate.com.au app because if you've not checked house prices for 2 days, are you even Australian?
January 13, 2026 at 5:06 AM
I hear that it's already a feature of the realestate.com.au app because if you've not checked house prices for 2 days, are you even Australian?
Can you even /imagine/ the recruitment process?
Wanted: directors. Must be able to herd writers and ensure all their opinions match those of the state premier.
"Tell me about the last time you made someone ignore the genocide of their people"
Wanted: directors. Must be able to herd writers and ensure all their opinions match those of the state premier.
"Tell me about the last time you made someone ignore the genocide of their people"
January 13, 2026 at 5:04 AM
Can you even /imagine/ the recruitment process?
Wanted: directors. Must be able to herd writers and ensure all their opinions match those of the state premier.
"Tell me about the last time you made someone ignore the genocide of their people"
Wanted: directors. Must be able to herd writers and ensure all their opinions match those of the state premier.
"Tell me about the last time you made someone ignore the genocide of their people"
While I'm at it, a "continuing rapid shift in the national discourse around the breadth of freedom of expression in our nation” sounds awfully like a euphemism for “identity or dissent".
January 13, 2026 at 4:50 AM
While I'm at it, a "continuing rapid shift in the national discourse around the breadth of freedom of expression in our nation” sounds awfully like a euphemism for “identity or dissent".
Presumably in Nelson Alexander monopoly, the cheapest house is $1m and players start with $100.
December 18, 2025 at 10:46 PM
Presumably in Nelson Alexander monopoly, the cheapest house is $1m and players start with $100.
A bit unfair. Many of them are perfectly normal, reasonable, intelligent scammers.
December 13, 2025 at 5:35 AM
A bit unfair. Many of them are perfectly normal, reasonable, intelligent scammers.
True.
However, most of the social media companies drive users to create accounts before they're able to see stuff, let alone post or respond. And many users restrict their posts to friendly accounts for privacy reasons.
There's plenty on the platforms that they won't be able to access.
However, most of the social media companies drive users to create accounts before they're able to see stuff, let alone post or respond. And many users restrict their posts to friendly accounts for privacy reasons.
There's plenty on the platforms that they won't be able to access.
December 10, 2025 at 9:08 AM
True.
However, most of the social media companies drive users to create accounts before they're able to see stuff, let alone post or respond. And many users restrict their posts to friendly accounts for privacy reasons.
There's plenty on the platforms that they won't be able to access.
However, most of the social media companies drive users to create accounts before they're able to see stuff, let alone post or respond. And many users restrict their posts to friendly accounts for privacy reasons.
There's plenty on the platforms that they won't be able to access.