Found an old newspaper in our attic that was a day or two shy of being 100 years old. Great coincidence and perfect for the story to run on the 100th anniversary.

We bought a copy and put both back in the attic, ready for whoever sees it in another 100 years!

Will save a few clocks to the Daily Mail owned This Is Money site:

• Amazon
• Royal Mail
• DPD
• Yodel
• Evri (worst)

Nearing the end of Oathbringer (Brandon Sanderson, Stormlight Archive #3).

There’s something about his world-building that’s just brilliant. Shame it takes me 6 months to read each one!

I had my doubts until Maltz verified it.

It’s a disgrace that 28% would still vote Tory after everything they’ve done.

After launch. Obviously it’s a rule of thumb though, and not a cast iron date.

TBH I think I first heard it on the retro hour podcast. Thought about it, and yeah it does roughly work out right for me.

I think it might also depend on your age though. Probably someone who is 15 now sees the Wii or even Wii U as retro, whereas I’m an 80s kid.

I like the “20 year rule”. So, in this case, not quite yet. :)

‘They’ being whoever doctored the image, and not the Labour MP.

It does (once again) raise a valid point about verification of images. Some kind of checksum or (god help us) blockchain based confirmation that an image hasn’t been altered.

Obviously any resizing of an image would screw this up, but there are already lots of apps that can find duplicates despite different resolutions.