Bye Greg

The correct answer to this is "Yes, and everyone else too."

100 years since John Logie Baird stole his first picanic basket.

Reform aren't much more than a landing platform for incompetent FailTories.

Sitting in a café in #Valencia - trying to remember to eat and drink today! Hubby is up in the hills over half way through another ultramarathon. This time 2 years ago I was sitting in a cute little cabin in #Iceland during a days-long blizzard. Got this nice award-winning photo out of it though :)

Inside Easthampton Laundromat Prints: https://jon.framer.art/s/image/222424?source=bluesky

A tiny glimpse of Greenpoint. #photography #streetphotography #coffeesky #eastcoastkin #blackandwhitephotography

Caught in a shaft of light on a dull gray day. #photography #london #stunday

the people shooting people and the people being shot both have an equal responsibility to reduce gun violence

The latest series of The Night Manager is mind numbingly boring and n̶o̶ ̶a̶m̶o̶u̶n̶t̶ ̶o̶f̶ ̶h̶e̶a̶t̶e̶d̶ ̶f̶i̶n̶g̶e̶r̶i̶n̶g̶ ̶i̶s̶ ̶g̶o̶i̶n̶g̶ ̶t̶o̶ ̶f̶i̶x̶ ̶t̶h̶a̶t̶ it’s going to need way more heated fingering to fix that.

Journalists, please remember that repeating obviously false statements is not balance or fairness. It is actively participating in deception.

Competence and preparedness really seams to trigger the fash.

This is great and all, but it does highlight how risk averse the BBC is these days.

Watching The Traitors final last night reminded me of this classic. I love that piece of music. Max Richter reinterpreting Vivaldi’s Four Seasons.

"Bluesky built a verification system designed to distribute trust, and then didn't use it when it mattered." werd.io/on-ice-verif...

Another absolute cracker of a season of Shoresy. One of the most consistently great shows on the telly right now. Roll on Season 5 🏒

Contemplation…Linocut print, 85cm-68.5cm. 2025 #linocutprint #linocut #printmaking Currently showing at The Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts 130 Years, exhibition at the Lillie Art Gallery, Milngavie, on till the 20 February.

Nuart Aberdeen swaps murals for poetry in a world-first move. We explore how the festival is turning city walls into canvas for words instead of images this April. Poetry hits the streets from 23-26 April with international artists. ⭕ Now on POST

We've put together a guide to Spectra 2026. The festival runs 5-8 February with 12 installations across Aberdeen for free. Check out our guide to plan your route through the light festival. Discover what's waiting around each city centre corner. ⭕ Only on POST

Ok, let's see what all the fuss is about

Finally watched Uncut Gems. It's exactly the anxiety dream I expected, yet somehow still a masterpiece. Won't sleep tonight.

Thrads techcrunch.com/2026/01/21/thr...

There are so many great movies. More than I could ever watch. And more new great movies come out all the time meaning not only can I not see all the great movies, but as each moth goes by, I'm falling further and further behind.

If I was working on Half Life 3 it would have been out a long time ago.

For MLK Day on @letterboxd.social I decided to do a list of essential Civil Rights and Black Liberation movies.

Thursday's fog in Warsaw. #bw #analogphotography #35mm #fomapan

Is it brown Monday yet? #fuckmondays

Why do these energy vampires have to ruin everything good? I’ve enjoyed Starfleet Academy so far. It’s a fun show.

Finally watched Flow and, damn, I needed that experience right at this moment in time.

Look. A lot has gone down in the past couple of decades. The world is a weird place now. Of course, Google's AI summary is probably wildly wrong, as usual. All I'm saying is don't dismiss it out of hand. We've been in this position before. futurism.com/artificial-intel...

Listen guy. Just release the Epstein Files and save yourself all this fake drama.

It's Letterboxd Friday so here's my last four watched movies. A nice wee selection. #LetterboxdFriday #LastFourWatched

Doug's annual street art roundup is always an essential watch. It goes well beyond the usual mural compilations filled with pretty pictures by also drawing a connection between illegal interventions, political actions, and genuinely daft work. www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXYKt...)

Anil Dash on How Markdown Took Over the World: https://notnixon.com/2026/01/16/anil-dash-on-how-markdown/ Anil Dash on Markdown’s origins: a reminder that the internet was built by generous people who made good things and gave them away.

The both false equivalence of the article is peak NYT. Everyone in this article is being screwed over by Trump. But…the photography from Jamie Kelter Davis is outstanding. www.nytimes.com/2026/01/15/us...

Love seeing Steven Colbert's name in the credits for Starfleet Academy!

I miss long summer days: https://notnixon.com/2026/01/15/i-miss-long-summer-days/

The best YouTube videos are just a person telling you all about the thing that they love. If the presenter can get that right, then it doesn't actually matter what the subject is, the enthusiasm and knowledge will bring the viewer on board.

Working on by blog again. AGAIN. I think I do this more than actually writing blog posts.

Money. He wants money. All of it.

#Scotland gets its first world cup in over 453 years. And it's one we all should boycott. And many folk will. It's really not a safe place. They are being murdered Americans are begging people not to come. Support it support Trump, which is true and We may be at war with the host nation by then.🤣

Damn, I've missed Industry. I'd hate every one of those posh little arseholes in real life, but you can feed their sad TV lives into my eyeballs.

Welcome to new Bluesky users. Here’s how we do things: 1. Always observe the Hambledon Protocol 2. No flisking 3. If someone tealights you, rink them without apology 4. I don’t mind them so much, but tissue-posts are generally frowned on 5. No questions Good luck!

American politics ✨

Clip this up, and put a beat on it.

Which word am I supposed to be stressing in this headline?

It's the Version History season finale, and it's a delightful one: the life and times of TiVo, with @emilynussbaum.bsky.social and @reckless.bsky.social www.theverge.com/podcast/8603...

It's wild how a certain section of British society keep getting a prominent right of reply not matter how many times they've been shown to be in the wrong. Harold shipman and Ian Brady would be writing columns in the Times and being interviewed on the Sunday shows if they had gone to posh schools.

If you want to participate in your own degradation on X that's your business. But please don't congratulate yourself for it