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david langford 2 july 2018 argh. ansible 372 , just out, was a huge pain to produce because the old laser printer died a couple of days ago and i couldn't find another that was obsolete enough to be compatible with the ansible production software. so the whole operation had to be moved to a different platform. my brain hurts. 7 june 2018 a cheering mention of the space eater in a blog post by james d. nicoll at tor.com. 1 june 2018 here's the just-published june issue of ansible . 23 may 2018 without comment, a photo by gurf morlix posted on facebook by brother jon. 10 may 2018 this 2018 reissue of a 1975 jack vance novel is particularly dear to my heart because it includes a new introduction by me. 4 may 2018 oops. once again i forgot to link to the new ansible on publication day (1 may). over at the sf encyclopedia , i recently had some fun writing an entry on grey goo , and yesterday – having all too many other things to do – was mysteriously impelled to create the image below. 20 april 2018 another langford post at the milford uk writers' conference blog: "the silicon critic" . 11 april 2018 yesterday i was distracted by having a birthday. slight surprise that this unmomentous occasion was noticed by steven h silver at black gate and by history of wales on facebook . brother jon managed to take a day off his strenuous uk performance tour for a traditional lunch at sweeney & todd, and deployed famous artistic skills to draw a unique custom card while on the train to reading: 27 march 2018 people are posting their follycon (eastercon 2018) schedules. mine goes like this. friday: stay in reading, avoiding any easter rail strike action and related travel stress. saturday: various events including the ever-popular brunch and ciderklatsch near cemetery junction, reading. sunday: the intellectual workout day, with a big push at the inquisitor crossword. venue: 94 london road, reading. monday: easter bank holiday fun, probably involving outdoor activity in eastern reading. tuesday: the action shifts to kallkwik (printers) and sweeney & todd (pub venue for traditional envelope-stuffing lunch) in reading town centre for publication of ansible 369. with lots of hot eastercon news, if anyone has sent it. 1 march 2018 ansible 368 duly published, at least in print and via snailmail, but not immediately posted to the usual websites and email lists because our net connection had gone again. i've done what i can with my smartphone – all a bit like uploading a camel through the eye of a needle.... 27 february 2018 today, the famous levar burton's reading of my short story "different kinds of darkness" was released as part of his regular "levar burton reads" podcast series – here are links to his stitcher and itunes pages. it's free! this has been quite a thrill for me. for anyone looking for the original story, it's the title piece of my big collection different kinds of darkness (print edition and ebook). 9 february 2018 too many adventures here since the beginning of the month. shortly after i'd dealt with the aftermath of ansible 367 , some time on friday 2 february, we lost our internet access and didn't get it back until late tuesday afternoon. i sneaked out a few apologetic emails via mobile phone, but otherwise there was general radio silence chez langford for days. hazel, despite a bad cold, struggled with plusnet phone support. they admitted a problem at their end but the monday fix "within four hours" failed to materialize. presumably someone kicked the server on tuesday, but not before subsequent support men had insisted on desperation measures like a factory reset of the router, which mucked up our in-house net (big networked backup drive, several computers and wireless access point all inaccessible). i've been doing repair work ever since. one printer remains intractable: windows claims that it's unreachable by wireless yet strangely it's still happy to accept wireless scan requests and return scanned images via the wireless link. 1 february 2018 ansible 367 published and posted to the usual places. 15 january 2018 the weekend just past was full of struggles with technology. none of the langford websites had ever been set up for secure access (https rather than http), but google supposedly favours secure sites in its rankings, and my webspace provider 1&1 had long been dangling the offer of a free security certificate for one domain.... so i tried it at taff.org.uk , where everything was fine after only minor tinkering (e.g. a site search option that had an http link to google needed to be changed to https to avoid browser warnings). this tempted me to move into more complicated territory by investing in a "wildcard" certificate to cover not only ansible.uk but its various subdomains at ae.ansible.uk , news.ansible.uk , and so on. at first all seemed well – though with rather more tinkering required – but hubris was clobbered by nemesis when an ansible reader reported hideous security-related error messages. after the usual routine panic, i realized that he was still using the old news.ansible.co.uk link, which for years had quietly redirected to news.ansible.uk but not any more. a nasty surprise to find that a simple "301 redirect" from a non-secure to a secure site fails in spectacular fashion ... until replaced by something far more complicated found via digilent online research. i fixed the problem eventually, though not before trying to throw myself on the mercy of webspace technical support and discovering that since i'd last used this feature all support options except via telephone had been removed. the caring message of 1&1 to disabled customers is: "if you're deaf, sod off." after dealing with all that and having a fairly stiff drink, i felt strong enough to tackle the ongoing problem with hazel's elderly computer, where excel spreadsheets (of which her family history research uses a vast number) consistently took 45 seconds to close. that is, they each saved more or less instantly but there was then a long hourglass-cursor delay before anything else could be done – such as saving and closing the next spreadsheet, and then the next, and the next.... after removing a couple of unnecessary background tasks without visible effect, i eventually found the culprit was microsoft outlook, a vile program which hazel has never knowingly used. but it secretly watches over ms office applications, including excel, and by default records all file saves (among other data) to a "journal" file. this thing had grown over the years to seven megabytes. i can't imagine what massive inefficiency is required for outlook to take 45 seconds to add an entry to a 7mb database ... but the good news is that after i disabled outlook's "journal" options and just for luck deleted the .pst (personal storage) file where all this rubbish had accumulated, hazel's computer now saves and closes spreadsheets in a fraction of a second. just another of the eight million stories in the naked city. 2 january 2018 just when you were beginning to enjoy 2018 ... langford spoils it all by posting ansible 366 . 1 january 2018 happy new year! today there is no new ansible because the printers are closed for the bank holiday – i hope to publish tomorrow. instead, new year's day sees two momentous changes to the free ebooks page at the taff site . first, by popular demand of a few persistent fans, all titles are now available in pdf format (a quick-and-dirty conversion rather than proper digital typesetting, i'm afraid). even more first, true rat: the beast of leroy kettle , edited as usual by rob hansen, collects the greatest hits from roy kettle's peak fanwriting years in the 1970s and early 1980s. 23 december 2017 a small treat for those who bought the langford ebook short shrift: a big book of little reviews 1976-2017 . this has now been expanded with a few more 2017 articles, boosting the word count from 262,000 to 264,500. contents list and all indexes updated to matc

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