A reflection on my journey through learning to read the Japanese kanji with the help of WaniKani.
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Off twitter and where I go now
A chat about some of the other places I found to follow people’s work and art once I finally quit twitter.
Getting Data out of Deezer
I wanted to export my data from deezer, as is my right. The experience was lengthy and unsatisfying.
How to make an Excel File that Auto Updates with Results from Microsoft Forms
How to get a live auto-updating Excel spreadsheet with responses from Microsoft Forms
Photo Sharing Services
When sharing and publishing my photos I have used a lot of services and websites. In this blog post I review the ones I’ve used.
Productivity Software is bad for Productivity
Online productivity tools, forms and automation, leaves me frustrated and could be improved a lot.
Research papers are not easy to read
Research papers are not easy to read. There are loads of ways we could improve them. Here’s a few.
漢字勉強する
In this blog post I talk about some of the tools and books I’ve been reading in my quest to teach myself 日本語
New Blogs – My Thoughts
Vivaldi recently upgraded its communities websites. This has brought a number of changes, and I
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Web Native Detachment
A proposed new API for Web Apps – Detachment
Online Stock Browsers for the Masses
I was visiting some charity shops recently and had a thought about how to give them a boost – and the whole high street.