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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 02/10/2026

I once divorced / had an affair by sending various tracks from "With us until you die" by Archive to the other parties. Fun email threads. Probably not something I should be admitting to on a professional platform... music.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

Image displays a tracklist for the album 'With Us Until You're Dead' by the band Archive. The tracks listed are:

1. Wiped Out (6:21)
2. Interlace (4:43)
3. Stick Me in My Heart (3:58)
4. Conflict (5:02)
5. Violently (6:25)
6. Calm Now (3:54)
7. Silent (5:40)
8. Twisting (4:02)
9. Things Going Down (1:52)
10. Hatchet (4:16)
11. Damage (6:47)

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 10/09/2026

The cookies notice on a website called independent thinking, assuming you're ok with their cookies is 🤔

Cookies notice: "Let's say you're happy to receive cookies from this website " Only an Accept button.

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 31/08/2026

Erm, are the smudges on the bullet and the number to prove the site was made by a human?

Screen shot of web page showing splodges on a bullet and list item 1

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 28/08/2026

The algorithm is working hard... I took this a few minutes ago

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 12/08/2026

Hang on a minute @asmartbear.com , is this my personal dedication on my copy of the book, or does everyone see this?

Ebook of Hidden Multipliers by Jason Cohen, with a Dedication "
for those in the arena
Book made for jonny@poppop.studio"

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 16/07/2026

So, there's this too... Not surprisingly, I guess

A staunch feminist, last year she named former Tory prime minister Margaret Thatcher and former Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto as her political heroes, describing them as "women that broke the mould".

Like her political idols, Mahmood is tough. "I have seen off every attempt to deflect me, to shut me up, to knock me down," she told a Christmas event for the Tony Blair Institute last December.

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 08/07/2026

What's the collective noun for swallows?

3 swallows on a wire, through the window

Another swallow lands with the others on the wire

More sparrows on another wire, but mostly the sun canopy

A whole bunch of swallows having a meeting on a wire

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 01/07/2026

Nice that Mistral's LeChat (now "Vibe", sigh) is worried about me 45 years later... (I'm using Vibe to edit the HTML of my poems)

A warning on Vide saying "In a crisis and need to talk to someone? Find help near you

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 30/06/2026

I still feel a bit sick when I go to my LeChat account and see they've renamed it "Vibe". I don't want to fucking Vibe. I'm 61 years old. Also, when will the cute cat disappear? I fucking hate "Bros". Even (especially?) French Bros.

Home page of Mistral. The word Work has been crossed out and replaced with Vibe.
There's a cute pixel cat lying on the search bar.

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 29/06/2026

Pixel sends her love too

A tortoiseshell cat glowing blue as it sits on a Chromebook in lock screen

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 22/06/2026

Yep. Meet Facismilie Machine...

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 22/06/2026

As someone who sheared their 3 alpacas as recently as last Saturday this terrifies me more than his lack of leadership on trans rights (aka human rights). I didn't take any photos, because we're bored with the alpacas. You know, like the fifth child (me).

Three unshorn alpacas looking over a fence.

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 08/06/2026

Fyi this is the best I can see ok mobile...

Page link with the right hand side of the text not visible

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 02/06/2026

Pick a passive-aggressive number of books that shaped you. Even if you are indifferent to or despise them now. No explanations. 1/4004 Genesis, by God.

Cover illustration of the LibriVox version of 01 Genesis Bible.
A Dante-esque vision of people being destroyed by the flood, with the ark silhouetted in the background

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 01/06/2026

Fyi, chrome on pixel

Heading of page extends wider that the rest of the content

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 13/05/2026

One of the best things about the What works DfE Change Programme docs is that real strategy choices are outlined. Each local authority can look through and decide what makes most sense for them, given their starting points. They also outline the pros and cons of each approach.

The four emerging approaches to Navigation While each local area will make specific design choices that reflect local context and needs, from the Change Programme areas we have identified four common approaches to the navigation challenge as they have prototyped Local Inclusion Support Offers (LISOs): Approach 1: Single Point of Contact A single point of contact who refers requests to the correct support services and to coordinate the multi-agency support around children and young people Approach 3: Digital first A digital tool such as a website, SharePoint hub, online portal or dashboard which lists out all available provisions Navigating the LISO Approach 2: Hybrid – Person + Tool The combined approach of a person/team and tool allows for relational coordination and evidence informed targeting Approach 4: Strategic Navigation Team A team who sits behind the ‘front door’ to provisions so there isn’t a single point of contact

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 12/05/2026

"What do you need...?" If we asked this question honestly and openly, and listened to what people say, what would happen? As part of the DfE Change Programme, Herefordshire LA asked "What do you need?" as part of their co-production strategy.

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 08/05/2026

Red/Green colour blindness...

Key Aspects of Red-Green Color Blindness:

Types:

Deuteranomaly/Deutera nopia (Green-weak/Green-blind): Most common type. Green appears more red, or cannot be seen at all, resulting in muted colors.

Protanomaly/Protanopia (Red-weak/Red-blind): Reds appear darker and less bright, or cannot be seen at all, often looking gray or brown.

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 02/05/2026

"variants and aspects" diagrams have got me thinking about the taxonomies we're using in Belong. thanks @cmooreanderson.bsky.social From christianmooreanderson.com/teaching-mea...

The hierarchical relationship between an aspect and what is varied in teaching, shown through examples from history teaching.

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 01/05/2026

Poor old @schoolsweek.bsky.social redesign 🤣🤣🤣 This is my favourite picture of Georgia Gould 😍

Screenshot from the website. Most of the photo is off screen so all we can see is a pink cushion. It has tassels atop like bunches, and appears to be smiling

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 01/05/2026

The Guardian has redefined "partners" out of my understanding... which at least means I don't have to read the worst thing you've ever read...

The cookies notice of the Guardian explaining that I have to pay £5 or accept their "advertising partners"

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 30/04/2026

@schoolsweek.bsky.social another mobile bug report for you Image not showing

Screenshot of Schoolsweek on mobile with an image well off screen

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 24/04/2026

Always makes me go 'huh?' when I see a tortoiseshell with eyes... (Don't tell Babooshka that Pixel was on the kitchen table, again...)

A tortoiseshell cat standing on the kitchen table looking at the camera. She has no eyes or teeth, so her tongue is hanging out.

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 21/04/2026

How did Mistral come up with LeChat?

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 19/04/2026

I've been slacking, recently. I went to see them last week, and I won't be going again. Why do people go to a gig, with some of the most sublime music, and talk all the way through???

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 17/04/2026

I saw someone posting the other day about a <p> tag nested inside an <h>, and I was like, why would you do that? I still don't know, but look what I found on a page about doing an accessibility audit for your LMS...

A screenshot showing a Webaim page check with an h2 tag surrounding a <p> tag

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 17/04/2026

@jonsevers.bsky.social I wonder how many people give up on the TES sign up process with this absolute travesty of a process. This message appears *after* you try to add a perfectly good, secure password...

Your password must be at least twelve characters long. It cannot include a leading or trailing space or 5 or more repeating or consecutive characters.

I confirm that I am 18 years old or above

Receive essential news, updates, career advice and industry-leading insights from Tes

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 12/04/2026

As someone who wrote a lot of (now lost) poems as a kid, I started reading poetry to my blind, toothless cat a couple of winters ago. Egged on by Clive James' "The fire of joy", which should be a standard text for O level English.

The book "The fire of joy: roughly 80 poems to get by heart and say aloud" by Clive James

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 09/04/2026

Whoever is in charge of CSS at Bluesky tonight has been on the booze

The 3 icons at the bottom of a Bluesky post are all higgledy piggledy

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 04/04/2026

What book would you put on the table?

The Fire of Joy: roughly 80 poems to get by heart and say aloud by Clive James

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 04/04/2026

What book would you put on the table?

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 31/03/2026

Clive, writing about Vita Sackville-West's "Craftsmen" wordandsilence.com/2024/02/28/v...

... On the level of verbal carpentry, Vita's control of the narrative flow depends largely on how she can break into the iambic pentameter verse paragraph without hobbling the pace. The occasional tetrameter or trimeter clicks into position with barely a shudder.

Would-be poets who are foolish enough to think that this trick might be easy should be warned that it is wise to get plenty of practice making the pentameters match exactly before you break into them with a shorter line. The deadly interaction of a pentameter that doesn't scan properly and a short line that doesn't scan properly either has reduced many a recent poem to a shambling wreck, apparently without the poet in question even noticing that the car has crashed across the traffic island and crumpled its nose against a concrete bollard. It's the illusion of heady progress that brings on the madness: on the page of one's composition book, a poem isn't necessarily sustaining its impetus just because it seems to move forward. It might be headed towards oblivion.

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 31/03/2026

Everyone on this thread is wrong...

The cover of "The fire of joy: roughly eighty poems to get by heart and say aloud" by Clive James

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 21/03/2026

I've just woken up from an afternoon nap and seen this. Change happens slowly. And then suddenly. And then things are never the same again.

Some twigs in glass jars with water. There are leaves and roots. The sun is shining through the window.

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 20/03/2026

Ooh... Using it now is sexy...

Yet another kind of landscape made from a fun color picker

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 19/03/2026

"Lavender on the moors"

Another mountain view of weighted colours with lavender accents

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 19/03/2026

This one is called "Covadonga en Verano"

Another weighted drawing, that looks like a lake in green fields with yellow mountains in the distance

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 19/03/2026

This is great... Is it possible to pick colours by # rather than fat finger?

What looks like a landscape has been created by choosing 6 random colours. They are different sizes and locations for their perceptual weight

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 18/03/2026

I dunno mate, your life looks pretty fab from your posts here, and I think that's just a reminder to us all that life is hard for everyone and we're all just doing our best, and be kind... Love n hugs to you and the kids from Faxy and Pixel

A small tan, white, and black dog is curled up on a big throne like chair with a blind tortoiseshell cat who's staring at you.

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 05/03/2026

Super idea! Might want to check the tags on this one

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 02/03/2026

The first problem with the kids survey is that it excludes kids who need social media to "escape" their parents... By demanding parental permission for the kids to do it...

Department for Science, Innovation & Technology

National Conversation

This survey is designed for young people aged 10-21 years old. However, if you are aged 15 or younger, we need your parent or carer to answer a few questions first before they hand over to you to do the interesting stuff. If you are aged 15 or younger, please find a parent or carer and ask them to answer the next few questions.

Press the Next button when you are ready to continue.

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 20/02/2026

It is! Although I have to share it with this blind slobbering monster 😍

A blind and toothless tortoiseshell cat sits on a cushion on a wooden table (which I made from a tree in my forest).

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 19/02/2026

Also, I'm never a fan of war based terminology (in education, business, or sport) but at least SEND kids have their own patron saint. Sorry, I'm tired of all this...

Saint Sebastian tied to a column with lots of arrows in him.

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 10/02/2026

My blind, toothless cat. Carnage, with feathers.

A tortoiseshell cat with no eyes or teeth, sits on a cushion on a table in my garden.

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 08/02/2026

Thinking about how we might support teachers to create inclusive classrooms, what support SENCOs will need, and how specialist SEND teams will help... Just trying to get ahead of the White Paper (if it ever appears 😨)

My kitchen table strewn with scribbled papers and pink post it notes

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 28/01/2026

Maybe the Independent online is a major issue...

Screenshot of the article linked to in the original post. There's a video playing in the top quarter of the page, a "swipe for next article" widget in the centre right, covering the text, a box with 4 Recommended posts, and an advert at the bottom. You can read 3 lines of the actual article.

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Jonny H @poppop.studio · 23/01/2026

My favourite thing about Bluesky is that I get to the end... All social media should get to the end of the feed.

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