@peterjukes the Daily Fail are doing a serialisation of Lord Ashcroft's book about Farage. Farage was given 8 tax payer funded security details when he was elected in the Clacton constituency in the 24 general election Why did he need 8 man security when he had Harborne's £5M?

Anyone interested in reading Patrick McGoohan's life story, from birth until he turned 37, told in his own words, you can find it in a four-part serialisation reproduced on the Danger Man website. The closest we ever got to an autobiography. danger-man.co.uk/othermags.a…

Congratulations on the serialisation, Sensei!! I will be there every week!🙏🏽

Sorachi shouldn’t have returned to weekly serialisation imo

Using systems languages for web stuff makes you appreciate the web things many take for granted. A straight forward thing like serialisation and deserialisation takes some work. In Laravel, you would just ```php $user = User::find(3); return $user ``` In a controller and "magically" you get JSON. That's it. It will automatically use content negotiation to know JSON is needed. You can of course add these conveniences to your Rust web app with time. Of course it will even be better with proc macros generating the boilerplate. But then, you will be a user of that particular tools and not Rust. I've talked about how it is possible to be good at Laravel but suck on PHP. I prefer Axum to Actix web for this very reason. Abstractions are like quick sand they will one day burry you whole. Axum works well with my philosophy. Every web app is unique. Instead of forcing your business logic to work a certain way, the tools adapt to your logic.

the good thing about Classic Who is the lack of serialisation tho so you can just kinda jump in on stories you think look interesting

Read Part 2 of @DailyMail serialisation of The Farage Factor, my new book on @Nigel_Farage and @reformparty_uk in the Mail on Sunday today. Farage is the most consequential politico of our age and certainly the most polarising – but is the hate he faces justified?

I just completed Tony the Tiger room on TryHackMe! Learn how to use a Java Serialisation attack in this boot-to-root tryhackme.com/room/tonytheti… #tryhackme via @tryhackme

The overall series is episodic, but the individual stories are heavily serialised. Serialisation does not require a story to last forever, like #EastEnders or #LineofDuty, but merely spread out over multiple parts. The BBC strictly produced the show as a "series of serials."

Monster of the Week doesn't cut it any more. Well who knows what will cut it in 2029/2030? Maybe serialisation won't cut it. And if the options are a massive budget for fewer episodes or more episodes on a shoe string lets make it on a shoe string.

Read Part 2 of the @DailyMail serialisation of The Farage Factor, my new book on @Nigel_Farage and @reformparty_uk. Farage is the most consequential politico of our age and certainly the most polarising – but is the hate he faces justified? dailymail.com/news/article-1…