“Copilot depends on Bing and Bing isn’t very good at searching.”
Who knew? 😂
RIP WWW (an ongoing series)
Although lacking links Heather Burns‘ enthusiasm for Station Eleven piqued my interest enough to search it out. The Wikipedia page for the TV series provides a link to the “Official Website” which reads
https://www.hbomax.com/station-eleven
alas clicking this link bounced me to
https://www.hbomax.com/geo-availability
Why are you telling me this? Was I interested in HBO Max? Did I ask when it would be available in my region? Could you just tell me about Station Eleven?
Station Eleven is available to buy in my region from Apple TV or Amazon.
I suppose the HBO message was more informative than the usual blanket:
Andy’s blog
Alas Andy’s blog has been deleted.
The Wayback Machine caught some of it up to 14th February. It had come in for a lot of criticism over the last few days but it was no worse than numerous other sites promoting some form of magical SEO nonsense.
It is nigh impossible to have a presence on the web these days without wrong assumptions being made about you and why you are here:
I have been a customer of theirs for over twenty years and have never had a business 🤷♂️.
Some of us are here simply because we find it interesting and/or fun. We are like Ivor Cutler who Paul McCartney described as occupying the quiet meandering backwaters and tributaries that fed in to the never-ending fast flow of the mainstream of the music world but into which he had no need to venture.
Others may happen upon my quiet meandering backwater but attracting crowds was never the point.
“Yes, of course Brexit was the moment it started to go wrong for the Tories.”
No. Thatcher was the point it started to go wrong for them and us. We have been on a downward spiral ever since.