Behemoth passing – of death and computers
Behemoth, my desktop PC, died on Monday. I could probably revive it, but it’s ten years old – old for a computer. It’s time to buy a new one.
Behemoth, my desktop PC, died on Monday. I could probably revive it, but it’s ten years old – old for a computer. It’s time to buy a new one.
Fat Tuesday – Mardi Gras, Fettisdag, Shrove Tuesday – lactose intolerance and the corona pandemic combine to get me baking Swedish Fettisbuns
Top of the pops at TheSupercargo in 2020: the 10 most popular posts published in 2020, and the 10 most popular of the websites’ older posts.
Even a godawful year may have a silver lining, 2020 is no exception, despite disease and the incompetence of politicians, the blog goes on.
Janus is Roman god of doorways and January. I invoke him to re-launch TheSupercargo.com and say something about the year just gone and the year to come.
To wish all friends and readers a Merry Christmas 2018 and good wishes for 2019 – the New Year will see some long-promised changes at TheSupercargo.
Calling out to all friends and visitors to TheSupercargo – and even to Idiot America – a newsletter summarising developments on the website to date.
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Gravity – a newsletter covering developments aboard TheSupercargo.com during the first few weeks of the year and making various unkeepable promises.
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The coming year will see me making some major changes to TheSupercargo.com, many, I hope, within the first three months of the New Year. Here’s an outline of what I hope to achieve and why.
Mid-February and the windmills along the Brussels canal in Molenbeek are spinning in the wind. Time to update this blog.