Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 06/10/2026Also: If Tim Stanley is one's chosen standard-bearer for a return of sanity to conservatism, then one is a lot further from sanity than one realises. 180
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 18/09/2026If one has to tell people that one's concerns are legitimate, then the chances are very low that the concerns are in fact legitimate. There must be a word to describe this situation: where the use of a word intended to bolster a point instead conveys that the point is tendentious. 010
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 08/09/2026and that 'pony play' is a very different beast to 'horseplay'? 010
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 05/09/2026A former colleague's habitual email sign-off prefix was "KR". I haven't received a passive-aggressive sign-off style that conveys contempt more clearly than that. "You aren't even worth typing 'Kind Regards' in full". And she used it to absolutely everybody. 120
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 28/08/2026Baffled how few of your regular correspondents have gone for (10+1)*(9+2)*(7-1) here 110
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 27/08/2026Joined a band tour en route once. "Hello, I'm Dave" "Oh, then you're Dave 6" Had a Dave group photo at the end. 000
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 13/08/2026And 2022 was successive days, not widely separated peaks 010
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 12/08/2026So many conversations with the Scottish in-laws this summer: "It's going to be really hot up here" "Oh no! How hot is it going to be?" "We might get 25" Us in Oxford: "..." <raising eyebrows at each other in mutual "aargh" as yet another week rolls past where that would be the lowest max> 000
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 08/07/2026Honestly a moment of disappointment in learning this 110
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 08/07/2026The BBC is huge. Some bits are great. Others are compromised by fashy infiltration, and it can vary by individual. It's never been as neutral as it says, but it used to try. For UK news, I find Byline Times consistent actual journalism, and their Trans coverage seems sane too. Much smaller though. 100
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 15/06/2026The idea that the UK justice system is fundamentally fair has taken a heavy knocking of late, with the FWS judgement another blatant poke in the eye for fairness enthusiasts, seemingly engineered by underhand means. The "GL" part of GLP starts to seem more and more of general importance. 1382
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 10/06/2026Strong agree. Identical outputs can have differing values. Relatedly, this world <gestures around> never lets us experience boredom. But... Boredom is vital for creativity. We have to actively suppress the background to find creative space now. I think this is a huge problem for creativity. 010
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 22/05/2026I feel like this must be round the houses, but this is how it worked out on a first look: 4*(7 + 6*(25 + 10 + 1)) 010
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 11/05/2026Reform's unthinking parroting of US-specific culture war lines may yet be the undoing of them. This kind of action is so alien to the UK, and cannot help but make them look quite mad even to their supporters. 061
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 03/05/2026There's probably a name for this already. If not, I suggest The Pratchett Paradox, or something long and German. Nichtpratchettvergleichenerlaubenkeitseit 110
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 03/05/2026This is how Jasper Fforde was put to me. And Fforde is not terrible. In fact, I think he's very good. But comparing to Pratchett... I see why one would - fantasy farce with real subtext. But anything actually worth being compared to Pratchett deserves to stand on its own merits, and so shouldn't be. 110
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 27/04/2026You probably know this dodge already: web.archive.org can usually see it even if you can't. This is how I read Guardian articles almost exclusively these days...web.archive.orgWayback Machine 0243
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 21/04/2026One might suspect that the Oxford Mail has been running this model for some while now, judging by the quality of its output 010
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 13/04/2026Yes, it's really striking, isn't it? Needs at least some experience of both broad cultures to believe it, but really slaps one around the face immediately on doing so. Religious affiliation in the US has sharply decreased over time, and continues to. I wonder when the mindset tipping point occurs. 120
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 10/04/2026It feels simultaneously six months and sixty years ago, doesn't it? 120
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 09/04/2026People are so bad at evaluating risks objectively. One time years ago a then-gf was working in Chicago, living centrally in the city and working in the western suburbs. A shooting (which had one victim, as I recall) on the south side came to my stepmother's attention, so she rang up in a panic... 110
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 07/04/2026e.g. All technical work outsourced to another company, wholly-owned. Only employees of original company are the C suite. I guess legislating against this kind of top-heavy ratio would be possible. 110
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 03/04/2026Everyone seems to have decided that it's expedient to abandon trans people. It is such BS. Obviously Labour (of whom I'm still a member, voting against transphobes for positions) are the most disappointing of all on this front, but so few others are willing to stand up for the victims here. 010
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 03/04/2026At the top of the thread, I'd pondered if you were EO or OWAB. I have confidence that Moran is well on side for trans people. Otoh, I have written to Dodds several times to emphasise how unhappy I am that Labour is being shitty to them, and received nothing meaningful back. 100
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 30/03/2026I do hope they enjoy me noodling along to the hold music 010
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 29/03/2026Comes with manual, various bits. Also a set of slides of plant and animal samples (see pics). Also comes with a second microscope, slightly smaller in a second box. 001
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 29/03/2026Attic clearout... Soviet microscope going free. Worth about £100 if eBay is a reliable guide. Don't want to post it. In Oxford, UK. 101
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 29/03/2026This is top quality trail-leaving. "Oo, I wonder where that is" "Oo, Movies Silently is in Edinburger!" "There aren't many stately homes near Edinburgh..." "<to Edinburgh-born wife> Where do you reckon?" "Probably Hopetoun?" Is it Hopetoun House? 110
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 27/03/2026A pest control company, you say? Well, that is not a surprise. 010
Dave Taylor @moomindave.bsky.social · 18/03/2026Detaching one's ego here pays so many dividends. Not only is one completely liberated from any urge to BS, but one gains the superpower of adopting the learning posture habitually. 000