They made a new version in 2020 to fundraise for PPE for key workers during the pandemic too, with some of the original fans making appearances.

The Guardian had a silly cyber security story a few days ago too, but at least that was in the business section. It's quite embarrassing to see this in the technology one.

This bit is so silly.

"You can't find them online, such are their powers of Cyber. Could they be spies?"

Not so long ago you could also still get on a plane with ashtrays in the armrests too, which feels wild. 🤯

I have a medical condition, but no wheelchair so no accessible access. Not knowing stage times makes me more likely to come only for headliner, as I can't plan how long I'll be standing etc or without ready access to things I need. It's extremely inaccessible to not share start, stage, end times.

Love the idea in the story of the gig ending a bit earlier so that everyone can hang out, buy merch etc without needing to rush off home. I think people's drinking habits have changed, so everyone's a lot more 'reasonable' by the end of the night, so feels like a great way to build community.

I like the kinda network effect of so many restaurants using a single platform so I don't have to give my entire personal history to 1,000s of random booking sites, but definitely agree that OpenTable is relentless in its spam; texts, emails, reminders, review requests, confirmations 😩

It's a huge shame Marvel didn't put its full weight behind this show because it's really great (and the film is a lot of fun too).

I've had some odd PR emails that felt a lot like this too. They didn't try to flatter, but they went to a lot of detail to describe my most recent three articles, which were a bit all over the place topic-wise, so it made it clear there wasn't really any actual thought, so presumed AI.