Fraser @fraser.yt · 20/02/202650 years ago: One day, everyone will own a computer Today: We need all the computer components for our spicy plagiarism machine, but we'll sell you limited access, to fund it 030
Fraser @fraser.yt · 12/12/2025Who could have guessed that Whitburn, of all places, would fall for the lies of the frog faced fascist? 060
Fraser @fraser.yt · 07/11/2025Everyone is rightly disgusted about the Tesla payout news but honestly, he's never seeing that money. www.theguardian.com/technology/2... 030
Fraser @fraser.yt · 26/09/2025The Beta Band's first gig in 20 years blew the roof clean off! Great to have them back 030
Fraser @fraser.yt · 31/08/2025Ok, hear me out. A Lord of the Rings remake, but with these two taking the One Ring to Mordor 030
Fraser @fraser.yt · 13/07/2025It's almost like terminating all moderation and allowing people to post extremist views on twitter was a bad idea with negative repercussions 010
Fraser @fraser.yt · 26/06/2025It's 13 years today since we stayed in a hotel in Crete with this incredible artwork on the wall. I still haven't worked out it's meaning 000
Fraser @fraser.yt · 21/05/2025What in the name of Nigel Farage's flag-shagging wet dreams is this jingoistic bollocks which has replaced the, previously politically neutral, EHIC? 000
Fraser @fraser.yt · 16/05/2025I know a lot of people can't comprehend paying for a search engine but *gestures in Google's direction* One surprising perk since ditching Google for Kagi, apart from clean, quality, uncluttered search the way Google used to make it is that Kagi Maps also looks really nice! 110
Fraser @fraser.yt · 08/05/2025Early start, sniffing around Calais at 5am, before getting on the Eurotunnel 000
Fraser @fraser.yt · 08/04/2025On 2nd of April the Copernicus satellite captured an (almost) entirely cloud free image of the British isles 110
Fraser @fraser.yt · 26/03/2025Welcome back Darth! Roxy has been patiently watching the Skyline, awaiting your return 010
Fraser @fraser.yt · 20/03/2025I'd like to see someone try scraping Facebook's user data to build an AI powered contact and address book, to see how far Metas lawyers would extend that unique interpretation of fair use 141
Fraser @fraser.yt · 22/12/2024Due to a close encounter with the shears, which went a chunk closer than intended, the beard has now gone, meaning I have to face Christmas with a cold chin. Here it was last week though, in all it's salt and pepper glory 010
Fraser @fraser.yt · 20/12/2024A few years back there was a Harryhausen exhibition in Edinburgh and it was an inexplicably profound feeling to see all the models close-up from films I had loved as a little kid, 40-odd years earlier 120
Fraser @fraser.yt · 28/11/2024Not my favourite place in the world but Edinburgh this time of year already makes me feel Christmassy 000
Fraser @fraser.yt · 17/11/2024I have only just now (thanks to @kermodeandmayo.bluesky.social) learned of Nick Cave's script, commissioned by Russell Crowe, for a Gladiator sequel, called "Christ Killer". Good god damn, I would watch this! 010
Fraser @fraser.yt · 08/11/2024I can't possibly imagine why a random 18 year old film is suddenly trending again 010
Fraser @fraser.yt · 05/11/2024Distracting myself from all that America this evening with They Might Be Giants in Glasgow 010
Fraser @fraser.yt · 02/11/2024Live drumming the drums from Flim by Aphex Twin like it's no big deal. 100
Fraser @fraser.yt · 21/10/2024More than that, back when Bluesky was originally conceived, the plan was that what you're describing would eventually happen to Twitter. But that plan was scrapped, because Elon. www.forbes.com/sites/digita... 020
Fraser @fraser.yt · 11/10/2024The Robovan looks like a cross between a 4-berth caravan and the Trans Europe Express, so it had to be done. 073
Fraser @fraser.yt · 11/10/2024There are lots of photos of last night's aurora on the timeline. This is mine 030
Fraser @fraser.yt · 08/10/2024Me, turning up to the weekly Zoom call when my heating is busted like 000
Fraser @fraser.yt · 01/10/2024Also, in searching for that picture, I came across this which is something I hadn't thought about in 30+ years 000
Fraser @fraser.yt · 01/10/2024Our first family computer was the entirely offline zx81, but a few years later, we connected to Prestel's Micronet in style, like this, so dad could text chat with his mate who lived 2 doors up, more slowly than if he just walked up the street. 100
Fraser @fraser.yt · 27/09/2024Some days, you just get lucky with timing. Pretty happy with this one! 000
Fraser @fraser.yt · 12/09/2024Now we have video, here's a shaky-cam clip of a squirrel burying brambles in my garden 000