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Monthly Archives: March 2026
The week that was 13/2026 π¬π§π«π·
A week where spring betrayed us, winter came crawling back, and I found myself wrapped in blankets questioning both the weather and my wardrobe decisions. In between dodging icy winds, I upgraded to an absurdly fast 8Gbps router (because clearly … Continue reading
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Need for speed II π¬π§π«π·
I had gigabit fibre and the audacity to find it disappointing. Twenty-five connected devices had a different opinion. A story about broadband, a shiny new router, and a home that quietly became a ProvenΓ§al data centre without anyone noticing. Click … Continue reading
Posted in Tech & Gadgets
Tagged broadband, connected devices, gigabit, home network, internet speed, Livebox 7, Orange fibre, router, smart home, speed test, tech humour, WiFi
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Wars and chaos π¬π§π«π·
The world is slipping into a new era of instabilityβand few seem willing to say it out loud. From Ukraine to the Middle East, from Washington to Europe, decisions are being made that could shape the next decade of conflict … Continue reading
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Tagged * Ukraine War, American Politics, Donald Trump, Economic Stability, Elections, Europe Defense, European Union, France Politics, French Economy, Geopolitics, Global Conflicts, Global Instability, International Security, Iran, Leadership, Middle East Crisis, Political Risk, Power Politics, Strategic Autonomy, US Foreign Policy, US Military, War Analysis
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The need for speed π¬π§π«π·
What if multiplying your internet speed by five cost less than a forgettable coffeeβand actually changed how your digital life feels? In this sharp, humorous take on modern connectivity, a simple upgrade from 2 to 10 Gbps becomes a reflection … Continue reading
The week that was 12/2026
βοΈ What happens when spring arrives but your sleep doesn’t get the memo? This week: a 115-year-old olive tree fights back, indoor plants receive emotional support, three pints of Guinness are consumed in the name of cultural immersion, and a … Continue reading
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Tagged * Daily life, Guinness, Irish Pub, Looking back, music, musings, routine, small moments, St Patrick, Thoughts and reflections, travel, weather
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Experimenting
Curious what happens when travel dreams meet a touch of artificial intelligence? Iβve started experimenting with a rather fun ideaβturning a future trip into a cinematic adventure map worthy of an Indiana Jones intro. One prompt, surprising results, and the … Continue reading
Strohwitwer π«π·π¬π§
My wife has gone to Germany. I remain in Carcassonne. The Germans, with their customary efficiency, have already diagnosed my condition: Strohwitwer β straw widower. It is Saint Patrickβs Day. There is an Irish pub. A man must have principles, … Continue reading
The week that was 11/2026
Another week, another batch of small adventures, curiosities, and the occasional raised eyebrow. From everyday observations to the odd surprise that made me pause (or laugh), The Week That Was β 11/2026 is my quick tour through seven days of … Continue reading
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Pi day
Today is Pi Day, the only day of the year when mathematics, curiosity, and pastry come together in perfect harmony. At exactly 1:59 PM, the universe briefly aligns with 3.14159β¦ β which is clearly the ideal moment to celebrate with … Continue reading
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Tagged * Pi Day, Albert Einstein, Curiosity, Fun Facts, March 14, Mathematics, Numbers, Pie, Random Thoughts, Science Humour, Ο (Pi)
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Comic book π¬π§&π«π·
Ever tried to draw a hero and ended up with something that looked more like a startled turnip? Welcome to my world. Years of comic book dreams, zero drawing talent, and a newfound AI helper have turned my stick-figure disasters … Continue reading