Reading habits of an Engineering Manager in the UK.
Love #tech, #productivity, #sideprojects, #scifi & #comedy
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I didn’t really learn anything from this, most contributions are from new or amateur podcasters with a very similar experience.
This one enters a new level of dystopian science fiction, delving into further confusing concepts for the twins to experience. Still captivating though.
Another cliffhanger making me grab number 8 in the series.
David has years of experience from making podcasts but also the entertainment industry with plenty references that relate. It’s quite a large comprehensive guide you need to come back to and maybe skip over but I loved his anecdotes to compliment the theories.
Another enthralling part to the Kwan saga, with endless geeky science references and fun action. Not sure what the official reading age is for this series but it does seem simpler than some similar series.
Sixth in the series of this addictive sci-fi collection. I’m sure it’s intended for teenagers but the concepts are quite geeky and satisfying.
Rob does a cracking job summarising Twitter’s best account (the only one I really miss now I’ve left it). I love that I’ve got a permanent record of it in dead-tree format now, eternalised for my grandkids to appreciate when the internet has become self aware.
Content warning Just in case you DON’T know what Fesshole is about
What a wonderful compilation of Fess Hole’s finest. I love that Rob ends on a high too, some lovely moments to cherish that aren’t just wanking, pooping and random acts of naughtiness.
Plenty enjoyable moments but quite a scary amount of relationship or sex related confessions shared. Is that creative licence from the editor though?
