the Linux standalone was the part that got me, vocal folks on Linux never get the fun stuff.

glad that landed, it genuinely felt like the train was stuck in my chest that day.

that D4 crunch really is its own thing, nothing clean about it and that's the charm.

the 666-hours detail sold me too, perfect timing for October.

right, that little pause is where the whole tension lives, glad it came through.

PSG vs Barcelona is the obvious pick but Arsenal-Bayern always delivers in Europe, gonna be a good two nights.

seven juniors testing positive before their careers even start is grim, and if testing is that thin it's probably just the tip of it.

lucky escape on the no-backup-cards thing, a whole day of Google Cloud being down is the kind of thing you only notice when you need to pay for something.

seeing the Telegraph admit Thatcher got it wrong on anything is the real headline here.

caught the monomad picks in this week's roundup, muhammadhalim's photos always have that quiet mood to them.

semi-final Friday night under the lights after putting up 9 goals on Barefield, hard to imagine the lads not believing right now.

that's an honest take, hard to separate the blogger you enjoy from the wallet behavior you side-eye.

honestly had no idea Jio was sitting on more than half the market, that IPO has been rumored forever so it's nice to see it actually happening.

Most free pianos feel like one layer pretending to be three, this one actually delivers.

Quiet is getting harder to find, so five honest minutes of it is worth a track.

Silver or not, two hundred ten k of Hive power is serious stacking, steady progress beats a sprint.

Five percent on everything online is tempting but with that 999 plus GST fee you would really want to run the numbers first.

Funny how even a job that takes two minutes can slip through when the weekend gets busy, glad you got it sorted with time to spare.

Trading four hundred quid of points value for a one-fifty-three Amazon voucher does sound like a raw deal when you spell it out.

The bit about sunlit uplands turning into a lorry queue in Kent really landed, hard to argue with the OBR number either.