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About a month ago I learned something new. Ironically I can't now remember what that was, but it inspired me to think about the subject some more. How often do I learn something? What qualifies as new? Do I need to put effort into learning, or does it happen all the time and I simply need to pay more attention?

And is it possible to learn something new every day?

Mission patches are a way of celebrating success or a work milestone. They've been a GDS tradition from the start and have been produced for specific teams, achievements, anniversaries and general cultural reminders.

I've built up a little collection over the years and thought it was worth highlighting a few.

I'm not particularly excited about the rise of AI. I'm also weary of the seemingly endless AI hype that seems to be coming from every direction these days.

But I like to try and be open minded, so let's give it a go and see if it can write this article for me.

Dear motorway service designers,

Why do you want to make our lives so unnecessarily complicated and miserable?

Still Game? is an occasional series in which I replay a game from my youth, to see if it really is as good as I remembered. This week: (nearly) all of the Carmageddon games.

Carmageddon is a racing game series where you smash into other cars and run over pedestrians. If that sounds unpleasant you might want to stop reading.

In which I manage to write a surprisingly large amount, so bear with me.