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That syncing feeling

Writing this up while I remember what I did. Bit of a yak shave. <a

Attention on DJ software

Are all DJs nerds? Possibly. Are all nerds, DJs? Not yet, but it looks likely. I watched the <a

Music, part 3

I have become far too distracted documenting my journey towards some

Music, part 2

In part one, I explored how a CDJ turns a CD player into an

Dark mode for NHS 111

This is a set of local notes from the ones I added to the <a

Music, part 1

I’ve taken a break from the usual to scratch a design itch regarding music players,

ECO4 retrofit part 1

I promised to write this up so here is part one. If like me you live in an old stone cottage with no mains gas, or water you

On digital archaeology and government services

I’m working for a Government department again. A fairly classic brief: we‘re designing a replacement for a 25 year old service used by a

Revisiting digital mediated shopping

Here we are again I will add to this, but it

DIY 5G mast and finally superfast South Wales

I spotted a tiny patch of 5G coverage on my phone, just the other side of the old railway bridge behind my house. Wow! 100+ whole

Enabling CarPlay on an Audi TT (8S)

Way, way back in time (2014) I bought a 2007 Audi TT (8J). Fun car, SHIT stereo and satnav. It came with the standard (at the time)

Braindump on Mastodon

Adding images to 111 online

I wrote this to answer a request for a blog post on the NHS Design blog. After a million revisions it <a

Place finder

I wrote a little bit about this previously <a

Ozymandias of Persistence of Vision

I will write a bit more about this later, but it looks like my past has caught up with me in the shape of a methodical and well ordered

Year note 2022

It is New Years Day and I’m writing this as a work marker for the year just gone. It’s been a long year, for me. A bit of a slog. What

PSPs in 2022

Dug out a near-20 year old first gen Playstation Portable, which while awaiting a new battery (old one is swollen, eek) got digging into

Ways into 111 online

Mat has written about how reworking the entry into 111 online has improved the user journey for both the people who use the service and

Beautiful machines

OMG so pretty. The beautiful machines of Docubyte, perfectly refined images as a rainbow of ancient roomfilling computation. <a

One dot per person

Slick interactive visualisation of Uk Census data on ethnicity. <img