The Keyboard I Built to Forget About Keyboards
Three months of soldering to arrive at a tool that finally gets out of the way.
Three months of soldering to arrive at a tool that finally gets out of the way.
A small server in a cupboard, tended on weekends, has more in common with an allotment than a data centre.
Before the playlist there was the handwritten card, and it carried things a tracklist cannot.
Passenger berths on freighters still exist. I took one, mostly to see what boredom at sea feels like.
Before the instant verdict of the screen, photographers learned to read a whole roll at once. We gave up more
November strips the city back to the people who actually live in it.
Repetition in the kitchen is not a failure of imagination. It is how you actually get good.
People who swear they hate anchovies have usually been eating the wrong ones, in the wrong way.
The wrist tracker measured everything except whether I was actually well.
Two years in, here is the honest version, with the evangelism removed.
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