Mark Rochefort

That someone is willing to pay for something that doesn’t exist in “meat space” is bizarre yet eventually understandable, as we inevitably move towards an increasingly Neuromancer style world. But when people start to value bits and bytes enough to want to kill another person, things start to get really rather intriguing.

How can I possibly have so much crap? I’m clearing out the last of the boxes that have been sat gathering dust in storage for months now and there’s a few things that the charity shops just won’t take and even the most resourceful hoarders at car boot sales won’t look at. What’s most ridiculous is the 3 large and cumbersome, yet otherwise perfectly functioning, computer monitors that I know would be valuable to someone in this world. But here – nobody wants them. And to recycle them costs £55! Perhaps I should have some fun.

Eek – don’t be surprised if a few things aren’t quite working as expected… There’s some changes to this site afoot.

In the meantime, did anyone get to go to the Critical Mass on Friday? To be fair, you can understand why some drivers weren’t paying attention to their driving (first photo).