In other news, it's hilarious to see Wes Streeting realising that the circumstances of his best shot at deposing Starmer also rule out a Streeting government.

I also like to think that when the modern Pelican series was launched, the commissioning editors said "right, definitely no H. J. Eynsenck this time, everybody."

One for the kids, there.

I literally had an online conversation with the proquest 'designer' who introduced the zoom page feature, of which he was super proud, but simply who could not fathom why I would more want to know where/on which page search terms appeared; the implication was that I was eccentric

I remember stuff I read by locating it on a neatly printed page. Reading a wall of text in Arial 11pt where the line breaks and indents are often borked is simply a horrible, horrible experience.

Whenever I point out a problem with Outlook, someone responds with "ah, but you need to do this and that on the fifth menu of Settings." OK, but getting an email platform to offer basic functions should not require this level of customisation.

These were only two years apart, but OUP hadn't settled on a consistent spine design for VSI yet.

I think this design only lasted from 1995 to around 2000.