Saltburn, 2023 - ★★
Oh boy. The comedy parts were good (Rosamund Pike explaining she is not the girl from Pulp’s Common People for instance). The rest was sooo wtf.
Saltburn, 2023 - ★★
Oh boy. The comedy parts were good (Rosamund Pike explaining she is not the girl from Pulp’s Common People for instance). The rest was sooo wtf.
I am surprised by how excited i am about a possible Oasis reunion next year. I hope they will make it to France. 🎵
Trio is a real fun little game. 🎮
Reading about how Matthew Perry was addicted to ketamine before he died. Really sad. 🍿
I might develop this soon but here were my favorite discoveries from this year’s La Route du Rock:
And la chenille
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Just turned off all badges from the apps of my iPhone home screen. Feeling better already. 🖥️
When I had to choose between Notion and Craft, I picked Craft mostly for its offline capabilities. I have been questioning my choice ever since, especially after Notion introduced databases. I felt confident it was time to switch but Craft just announced objects. I wonder if that will be enough to close the gap. Craft probation extended. 🖥️
Je retombe sur cette belle lettre d’amour aux Acid House Kings écrite par mon compère Joe Gantdelaine sur notre site Dead Rooster. Contrairement à ce que son nom indique, le groupe fait de la pop très douce. 🎵
I have been using Base to handle SQLite databases on macOS for as long as I can remember. Today it failed me for the 1st time in a long time. It has not been updated in 4 years, which is not a problem per se but shows that my issue won’t be fixed anytime soon. So I am on the market for a new SQLite app of choice.
Trying Ducklet and Beekeeper Studio. 💻
Browsing Maripedia, that I stumbled upon via kottke.org, I created this colour palette that could be really cool for the next redesign of Statium.
On the UK willing to be a clean energy superpower
It takes courage for governments to advance their climate change agenda because it impacts people both economically—likely destroying some jobs in the short term—and personally, as changing habits is a difficult process.
In a slightly longer term, by 2050, for example, failing to make progress will hurt people significantly more.
It is reassuring that in the UK, climate change is a concern across a large section of the political spectrum. It is not surprising that parties genuinely caring for most people have bolder objectives.
It is also not surprising that far-right leaders do not care. They prioritize power over people. The only traits I can think of that would lead someone to deny the need for climate action are selfishness, cowardice and ignorance. Not the best traits.
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