When you review things on Plex your friends can now see them. I love this. I trust my friend’s opinion over a critic or even IMDB/RT/LB/etc.
Find out what the weather was like on the day you were born. bdayweather.com
I mean, doesn’t the word ‘buy’ imply you get to keep it?
The longest title for a film that I’ve come across.
The Queen’s final Christmas speech before she died is listed as the “series finale” on TheTVDB, ha.
I’m flattered Hozier wants my phone number. But I shouldn’t have to give it to him just so I can get emails about his next tour dates.
The Google Maps iOS app finally has a speedometer on it.
‘noplace, a mashup of Twitter and Myspace for Gen Z, hits No. 1 on the App Store’
It very much is MySpace the app – even has a wall. I tried it very briefly. It’s ugly as sin, but at least it’s being bold. Though it is a bit young for me. I’m a big fan of the ‘currently’ section on profiles.
I wrote several post bearish on AI today. But it is simply amazing at helping you remember the forgotten things rattling around at the back of your brain.
If you’ve got an adblocker Rotten Tomatoes isn’t letting you in anymore. They’ve had this popup for a while. But there was always a button to ‘browse with ad blocker still on’. Not the case anymore it seems.
A sports score Mac menu bar app inspired by teletext. I haven’t used it, but I love the look.
These AI newsletters are essentially identical. I don’t know why I’ve remained subscribed to all three for so long. Their content is all exactly the same.
Reddit is a much more pleasant place once you start blocking certain words and subreddits.
I am pleased to report that Uber/Deliveroo now lets you add extra patties to your Five Guys order. About time! 🍔
I’ve been enjoying a lot of Japanese ambient music recently.
And I just discovered this one and love it. It’s made my train journey into a packed London a peaceful endeavour. Spotify link
Got a big fat wave of nostalgia listening to this for the first time in a while. It came out just before a holiday to Portugal and was played endlessly for the duration of the trip. Playing it again I am immediately teleported back to sunny Lisbon, c. 2013.
