Tag: zine
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Start Select Reset Zine #016 | INTERNET OPERATOR
Start Select Reset Zine issue #16. 36 pages. A5 stapled. Printed on heavy stock with thick covers. Hand stamped twice with copy number and FOG logo.
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Precious Brain Space
Over in my RSS reader, I’ve been following the recent spate of “blogging about blogging” discussion happening around the isles, and I’ve found them quite interesting and informative.
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Summer Hiatus
In other blog admin news, thejaymo.net will be going on a short hiatus.
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Nearly Doable
I can honestly report that sending physical things to people is bloody brilliant.
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Start Select Reset Zine #015 | Monsters In The Mirror
Start Select Reset Zine issue #15. 36 pages. A5. Properly printed on heavy stock with thick covers. Hand stamped twice, copy number and FOG logo.
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Pre-Flight: The New Container
I’m emerging from a chrysalis. Six months since I finished 301, and closed the loop on the biggest creative project of my life.
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Start Select Reset Zine #014 | You Can Just Do Things
Issue #014 of SSRZ is about my firm belief that ‘you can just do things’.
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Landing Sequence
This show represents an enormous amount of effort and discipline. Sustaining any single format for eight years is achievement enough for me.
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The Weather Turned
Pre-production work (making notes lol) has started on what I might do once 301 comes to the end of it’s run at the end of this month.
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Start Select Reset Zine #013 | Symbol Dump
Issue #013 of SSRZ is about a font and the woman who helped design it.
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Week Away
I went away last week. 5 nights in Gran Canaria. We went to a huge hotel, ate loads of buffet food and sat by the pool. AND we watched a…
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Desktop Publishing | 2503
I can’t remember the last time I heard anyone seriously use the phrase ‘Desktop Publishing.’ Maybe the mid-2000s?
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Email is a Destination | 2502
In primary school, we had a lesson in the new computer lab which involved sending an email to each other at adjacent desks.
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A Touch of The Future Shock
OpenAI’s Operator, an AI agent that browses the web, and Deepseek R1, a powerful local model running on my own machine—both have dropped in the same week and they have…
