Default Zoom in Word May 26, 2020 In my view, there is a flaw in Word that is getting worse over time: The default zoom is 100%. With 4K monitors becoming…
Ease of reading May 23, 2020 I am a big advocate of using research to improve our daily lives. Some research is tangible, such as the invention of a device…
Bread SRSLY May 1, 2020 I ordered some sourdough bread from Bread SRSLY because, as a celiac [coeliac] I always want to try new things that are gluten free….
Covid-19 – some perspective April 29, 2020 It’s been a weird old time recently. I expect we will look back on this time with vague memories of how it felt. Some,…
Two weeks ago, on a plane April 6, 2020 I thought about COVID-19 while I was flying to California a little while ago. This is what I wrote. Please forgive the stream-of-consciousness, but…
Buying back shares March 17, 2020 As US airlines are accused of buying back shares, I thought it might be helpful to explain what buying back shares really means, and…
Risk Management and Pandemics March 14, 2020 In my previous role as a Risk Manager at Just Group plc we developed plans to deal with pandemics and similar crises in workshops that brought together all…
Washing hands – why and how March 7, 2020 This article discusses subjects that are scientific in nature. Therefore, a list of references is included at the end. When I say something that…
Computer graphics March 5, 2020 I have recently been learning how to use WebGL to make some computer graphics. In the last six weeks I have progressed from simple…
Who shot first February 17, 2020 I’ve not written about Star Wars publicly before, but I had a thought this morning, and felt it needed to be shared even though,…
