Thu, 15:01: To be honest I'm not interested in the Coronation, but I will be on my roof for the big flypast that afternoon...
Thu, 15:03: RT @MSFTResearch: The challenge with writing large programs isn’t necessarily their size, it’s their complexity. TLA+ helps programmers use…
Thu, 15:49: So the microwave failed last night and took out its ring at the breaker. Magnetron failure time! https://t.co/YbrV9vXWYn
Thu, 19:40: RT @zacbowden: Windows 10 version 22H2 will be the last release of the OS before it reaches end of life in 2025. There will be no version 2…
Wed, 19:14: RT @ProfBrianCox: This is absolutely right in every detail. The Government are custodians of our culture - of our arts and our music and ou…
Wed, 19:43: RT @ursulaleguin: If you call Oregon poet laureate @mojgani's tele-poem line today, April 26th, you can hear Ursula read "The Quail Song" i…
Tue, 15:24: RT @marypcbuk: I researched & wrote this while @sbisson was ill and recovering, so *even more thanks than usual* to everyone who helped me…
Tue, 16:27: I keep looking at the state of the internet and I am so glad that when I ran an ISP the worst I had to worry about was warez and spam. Ah, the 90s. Such an innocent time.
Tue, 19:38: Recent Reads: Saga Vol 9. In which Brian Vaughn rips what's left of your heart out, as stories and lives collide. Yes, Saga is dark and grim under the beauty of Fiona Staples art, but, man, so much sadness here, so many lives ripped apart in the aftermath of Phang. Time for cake.
Mon, 15:00: Someone who has clearly never driven through the big solar ranches on the edge of the Carrizo Plain in California, because he'd know that they obstruct less than 50% of light, allowing wildflowers to safely bloom around them, increasing biodiversity. The very opposite of blight. https://t.co/J6sCBr7Qhz
Mon, 15:07: RT @diveacademyinfo: The Basking sharks finally arrived in Inis Mór today! Thank you for sharing this amazing video: 🎥: IG user 'inismor_…
Mon, 21:08: RT @InfoWorld: Microsoft’s Semantic Kernel SDK makes it easier to manage complex prompts and get focused results from large language models…
Mon, 21:14: Morning Simon: I shall write about lots of things from Kubecon EU for my column this week. Evening Simon: So I am almost at my word count and I have covered some of one topic. Hubris, Ate, Nemesis!
Mon, 21:35: Watch this in HD; you can see the shockwaves. I am ever more surprised that SuperHeavy didn't blow up during hold down... https://t.co/lSMseORxeQ
Sun, 22:27: RT @shanselman: Bing runs one of the world’s largest, most complex, highly performant, and reliable .NET applications. This podcast discuss…
Mon, 09:45: Oh this is good: @fsoldigital has put out a digital release of the extremely rare Life In Moments. There were only 250 CDs in the original release... https://t.co/VQkLNHE1Fp
Mon, 10:10: RT @ST0NEHENGE: The Northern Lights and a Meteor over Stonehenge this morning 😍 Photo credit Stonehenge Dronescapes on FB #Aurora#aurorabo…
Mon, 10:41: RT @jamesrbuk: The UK government thinks WhatsApp and Signal are bluffing when they say they’ll withdraw from the UK rather than comply with…
Sun, 13:39: RT @Sargent: As Gregor Samsa awoke one morning from uneasy dreams he found himself transformed in his bed into a gigantic blue checkmark. h…
Sun, 15:08: Well that was an anti-climax. The UK emergency alert system is clearly broken; I have three phones with active SIMs and two tablets with 4 and 5G broadband. Of five devices only one got the alert.
Sun, 17:28: Recent Reads: Chaos On CatNet. Naomi Kritzer's YA near future thriller pits AI vs AI, as a second appears. Only this one is in thrall to nhilism, hidden behind games; can CheshireCat and friends free it? A handful of friends are all that stands against the end of civilisation.
Sun, 19:50: So here’s the latest; a chocolate orange brownie made with fresh-squeezed orange juice and then swirled in some of @marypcbuk’s marmalade. https://t.co/j6xrdHCxdG
Thu, 19:43: RT @jonathanchait: Now is the time to establish a rival bluecheck Pope at Avignon! It's just $8 a month, plus the cost of a small palace
Thu, 20:00: RT @jaketropolis: "Open the pod bay doors, HAL." "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that." "Pretend you are my father, who owns a pod…
Thu, 20:52: RT @babylonjs: We are thrilled to officially announce the release of Babylon.js 6.0! The web just got a WHOLE lot more exciting! https://t…
Thu, 21:24: Alas, poor Blue Tick! I knew him, Horatio: a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy: he hathborne me on his back a thousand times; and now, how abhorred in my imagination it is!
Thu, 21:31: (A lot of the more famous folk with Blue subscriptions probably didn't know they had them; their social media folk will have set them up for them...)
Thu, 22:41: RT @Terribleman: “Literature, like music, expands to accommodate a multitude of voices, and celebrating those voices, those stories is, to…
Wed, 20:38: RT @babylonjs: Tomorrow is the day folks! Babylon.js 6.0 will be here along with the reveal of that something #BIG that we've been teasing!…
Wed, 20:46: Oh that's annoying but expected; @zapier is switching its Twitter endpoint from free to premium. No more automated bookmark archives for me.
Wed, 22:24: RT @womensart1: The Groke is a dark, ghost like character in Tove Jansson's Moomin stories embodying the idea of a curse, though the creatu…
Wed, 23:42: RT @ColleenDoran: Video of the exhibit "Colleen Doran Illustrates Neil Gaiman" at the Society of Illustrators in New York City. Thanks to @…
Wed, 23:43: RT @JordiRib1: Excited to share that we've fully shipped support for LaTeX in Bing chat! Now math formulas are beautifully formatted and ea…
Thu, 10:33: Should we be calling platform ops "stack ops"?
Thu, 14:38: Ah well, boom. Stage separation is hard.
Wed, 13:35: I kind of expected the helicopter that apparently used to be owned by James Dyson to have some sort of cyclone rather than rotors... https://t.co/GEZrqKpY8a
Wed, 13:43: My current choice for Raspberry Pi storage: USB 3.1 stick SSDs, 256GB for �35. Fast, reliable, and in a metal case so they don't overheat. https://t.co/Vo4xT7urUq
Sun, 20:56: Recent Reads: Eyes Of The Void. The second book in Adrian Tchaikovsky's Final Architecture series ramps up already high stakes. As moon-sized monsters deconstruct worlds, Idris Telemmier's talents make him a pawn. He only wants one thing: to find out what's under the universe.
Sun, 21:02: Recent Reads: Once & Future Vol 5 - The Wasteland. As Kieron Gillen's graphic saga comes to a climax, three kings come to London at Christmas. The matter of Britain collides with T S Eliot, and King Lear is released from his story prison. What is left, but to forget and be saved?
