Much as I love my profession, watching journalists spin the next fortnight of “we don’t know yet” about the likely impact of the #OmicronVariant into endless, thinly-sourced stories is not going to be an experience that makes me proud of it.
@mathewi Ability to cope with snow increases the further north you are in the UK. Down here on the south coast the entire commuter infrastructure collapses with an inch of snow. Where I grew up in Scotland, snow ploughs, gritters and child labour kept the streets and pavements open.
@FergusOLoan @EGPropertyNews Ah, but think of the sheer euphoria you will experience when one makes it through…
@FergusOLoan You call them drop intros, I call them drop intros, the former production editor of @EGPropertyNews called them “still not getting to the fucking point then, Tinworth.”
SEO writers at @TheSun on the @Twitter story today… t.co/7PAh3Dbjb… 
Shoreham sunset. t.co/oislCexZN… 
@iroughol Apparently nobody thought it worth signing up to leave a comment. Such a shame.
This is the piece, BTW: onemanandhisblog.com/2021/10/premat…
Let’s play “guess when an article of mine was posted to Hacker News*: t.co/LUPqTxFDc… 
Now updated with bonus #DoctorWho content… onemanandhisblog.com/2021/11/gettin…
(I occasionally wonder what percentage of my posts are based on me being mildly annoyed by something someone else wrote…)
Why the tabloids really have an odd, chummy tone of voice on social media:
@petren @iroughol Alternatively, have children, and your house will always look like that.
@Flipping_Pages Print subscriptions as a symbol of community membership. We were doing a lot of thinking around that back in my RBI days, before they sold everything…
@richardkendall Where I live, we get snow about once every five years, so 🤷🏼
A frosty morning down on the beach. t.co/fLjAe4zxy… 
If the last two years have taught us anything, it’s that the more British politicians say that “holiday x will be fine”, the more likely it is to end up with us in lockdown instead.
How’s you omicro… sorry, morning going?
A lot of a individual creator newsletters are basically a week’s worth of old-style blogging (lots of links with context, a bit of analysis, a hot take or two, with some personal life stuff mixed in), stuck in an email and sent.
Not a good or a bad thing, just an observation.
This is a lovely wee story of how a camera was lost in the Highlands, but found and reconnected with its owners 12 years on. ramblers.org.uk/news/blogs/202…
@chrismsutcliffe @Roisin_OConnor Class action suit.
Basically, start downgrading your Christmas plans now. twitter.com/jamesrbuk/stat…
Castlehill, Edinburgh, Spring 1994. t.co/QLdiJEDpN… 
About time: Discord working on macOS app that runs natively on M1 9to5mac.com/2021/11/26/dis…
@callummarius My grandmother used to sell newspapers on the southbound platform of that station.
@callummarius This is exactly the Callum Marius content I come to Twitter for. :-)