Tim Maughan

@timmaughan

should be writing a second novel altho I smoke a pound of herb/im still nice with the verb/so fuck what you heard

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Tim Maughan@timmaughan· 26d

when ppl talk to me about sports

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· Jun 25

““The entire consumer electronics industry is struggling with the current components crisis, but the effects are particularly hard on consoles," (Microsoft, who are a major investor in OpenAI) added.” www.eurogamer.net/xbox-major-p...

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· Jun 15

can‘t help thinking that the answer to the question “why are non-americans like this” is because you have to ask it in the first place

Why are non-Americans like this? Yeah, I'm going to do ten years for destruction of federal property to remove some shitty letters that were already going to come off.
Tim Maughan @timmaughan.bsky.social • 9m stop waiting for lawyers to do shit for you, TAKE THE LETTERS DOWN YOUR DAMN
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the scaffolding is right there, climb it
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Tim Maughan @timmaughan.bsky.so... • 49m only in the US would a crowd of people sit and watch to see if a tyrant's name gets taken off a building instead of getting up and doing it themselves
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Tim Maughan@timmaughan· Jun 13

a story in three images

a disclaimer below the headline, saying “supported by the guardian dot org” and a link to read “about this content”

what you see when you click that link:

“ This content is supported, in part, through philanthropic funding to theguardian.org, a US-based foundation that partners with the Guardian on independent editorial projects.

Support for the global development project comes to theguardian.org from the Gates Foundation”

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· Jun 11

bonjour from Lille, France

a traffic STOP sign with the words arming isreal added

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· Jun 11

always lovely to see friends’ books in a store window, extra points if its in another language/country - here’s @mckenziewark.bsky.social in paris

photo of un manifeste hacker by mckenzie wark in a bookshop window in paris

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· Jun 10

ah i see we’ve reached the corporate mercs on container ships stage of this particular dystopia www.theguardian.com/world/live/2...

17m ago 07.43 BST
Cargo ship exchanges fire with gunmen on small boat off Yemen coast, says UKMTO
The UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) said it has received a report of a cargo ship exchanging fire with gunmen on a small boat off the coast of Yemen.
The guards on the cargo ship were able to fend them off, according to UKMTO. The incident occurred 88 nautical miles southwest of the Yemeni port town of Balhaf this morning, the agency added.
In its warning, the UKMTO said:
AA A cargo vessel has reported being approached by one craft with 6 armed persons onboard. There was an exchange of fire between the small craft and the cargo vessels Armed Security Team resulting in the small craft turning away.
Authorities are investigating.
No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, but the Associated Press reported that the Houthi rebels in Yemen have said they will resume their attacks against Israeli-affiliated ships passing the Red Sea.

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· Jun 3

yes global fascism is bad, but won’t somebody think of the IPAs

Jonathan Liew rightly asks why people remain on X, formerly Twitter. After the news of the sad closure of the Tottenham independent brewery Redemption, I pinged my MP, David Lammy, about it.
Like so many others, he is not on Bluesky, so Elon Musk's algorithms had to be braved.
Keith Flett
Tottenham, London

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· Jun 1

Robocop (1987)

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· May 28

but then, ofc, that shit had to compete with STAR FLEET/X-BOMBER

images from the 80s japanese puppet show X-Bomber, dubbed into english by ITV in the UK as Star Fleet

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· May 27

resistance twitter liberals touch grass challenge 2026

Kynos @kynosireland.bsky.social • 1d
Elbit gun-drone (Israeli) did Charlie Kirk I'II warrant.
They've been doing assassinations in the US a long time now.
An upgrade from a crappy Mannlicher-Carcano is all.
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Julian @julianjb.bsky.social • 1d
Sammy Obeid confirmed this in one of his latest bits. It was supposed to look like a clean shot to the chest. There was an explosive device in his microphone. The next day there were randos repaving over the shrapnel in the pavement. It was the US and Israhell together
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Kynos @kynosireland.bsky.social • 1d
I watched enhanced video showing several drones one of which greatly resembled an Elbit 'Bird of Prey' gun-drone which can field an M-16 with an accuracy almost inhuman from altitude to ground.
You can find them online. Seems most logical conclusion that was the weapon. Who the shooter? Oy vey

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· May 26

ITS TIME TO START RUNNNNIIINNNG

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· May 26

maybe i don’t read no good anymore but confused by what the word “test” means here

The US has launched strikes on southern Iran in a test of the seven-week long ceasefire, as both sides played down hopes for an imminent peace deal even as negotiators from Tehran began new talks in Qatar.
US forces targeted missile launch sites and boats attempting to lay mines, US central command (Centcom) said on Tuesday, but stressed that the strikes did not indicate the ceasefire with Iran was over.

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· May 25

cozy science fiction

from Crash, by JG Ballard

Chapter 17

We had entered an immense traffic jam. From the junction of the motorway and Western Avenue to the ascent ramp of the flyover the traffic lanes were packed with vehicles, windshields bleaching out the molten colours of the sun setting above the western suburbs of London. Brake-lights flared in the evening air, glowing in the huge pool of cellulosed bodies. Vaughan sat with one arm out of the passenger window. He slapped the door impatiently, pounding the panel with his fist. To our right the high wall of a double-decker airline coach formed a cliff of faces. The passengers at the windows resembled rows of the dead looking down at us from the galleries of a columbarium. The enormous energy of the twentieth century, enough to drive the planet into a new orbit around a happier star, was being expended to maintain this immense motionless pause.

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· May 24

“This small space was crowded with angular control surfaces and rounded sections of human bodies interacting unfamiliar junctions, like the first act of homosexual intercourse inside an Apollo capsule”

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· May 22

holy shit lol

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· May 22

incredible timeline synchronicity

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· May 20

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· May 19

did it tho

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· May 19

hahaha look im really sorry guys and i’ll stop now but i think this is genuinely fucking hilarious

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· May 19

im rereading 1984 for the first time in about 40(!) years and holy shit, i think me might have predicted LLMs

It was the middle of the morning, and Winston had left his cubicle to go to the lavatory.
A solitary figure was coming toward him from the other end of the long, brightly lit corridor. It was the girl with dark hair. Four days had gone past since the evening when he had run into her outside the junk shop. As she came nearer he saw that her right arm was in a sling, not noticeable at a distance because it was of the same color as her overalls. Probably she had crushed her hand while swinging round one of the big kaleidoscopes on which the plots of novels were
"roughed in." It was a common accident in the Fiction De-partment.

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· May 18

crypto, AI, adtech if it’s digital, we can delete it

arnie in predator, “if it bleeds, we can kill it”

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· May 17

never, ever imagined i’d find eurovision so satisfying. and i didn’t even have to watch it. i‘vr fucking hated that guy for years lol www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· May 16

anyways forget the guardian, I’m (re)reading this and it’s absolutely stunning, just humbling as someone that pretends to be a novelist

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· Apr 24

what’s fascinating to me about the xbox public memo is that sharma must of asked “ok else what we got that’s like roblox“ and someone said “well ppl seem to like modding skyrim“ news.xbox.com/en-us/2026/0...

Elevate creator-centric platforms like
Minecraft, The Elder Scrolls, and Sea of Thieves

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· Apr 13

awwww, bless the experts, you keep holding on to that youthful innocence (source: www.theguardian.com/world/2026/a...)

Experts say it is unlikely the US military would fire missiles or other weapons at tankers, given the risk of an environmental disaster. The most likely option is the US navy will try to force vessels to change course through threats, and if that doesn’t work, they will launch armed boarding parties to take physical control of the ships, experts say.

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· Apr 8

no please NYT, tell me more of this ancient discovery your digital archeologists have unearthed (source: www.nytimes.com/2026/04/08/b...)

Satoshi was also very likely a member of the Cypherpunks, a group of anarchists formed in the early 1990s who wanted to use cryptography, the art of securing communications through code, to free individuals om government surveillance and censorship. The Cypherpunks interacted mostly through something called an internet mailing list. Ancestors of today's message boards, mailing lists were large group emails in old typewriter font that subscribers received in their inbox. To communicate, respondents replied-all.

Tim Maughan@timmaughan· Mar 17

hahaha he's really gonna hate the author's latest book