Jim @sullybiker@sully.site

My youngest son decided to spend his pocket money on a bargain table book of dad jokes at Barnes & Noble. I did not know of this development. He ran into the living clutching it and shouted

"BAD NEWS DAD. NOW I HAVE *ALL* THE JOKES"

@wyliecoyoteuk Don't step outside, a piano may fall on you!

@Alice The alt text on these merely proves he married well

@vaartis What an odd strategy to try and force engagement!

@LifeTimeCooking The odd thing is it did not always smell, but some mornings it was like walking into a fish'n'chip shop on a cold day. Just lovely.

@vaartis That might be fake

Hmm

Bluesky CEO Jay Graber says X rival is 'billionaire proof' https://www.cnbc.com/2024/11/21/bluesky-ceo-jay-graber-says-x-rival-is-billionaire-proof.html

This is a machine I cloned out of prod and onto a private dev network, never had an issue with it breaking snap before.

Upgrading an Ubuntu server with do-release-upgrade and snap doesn't pick up web proxy by default? Come on, canonical.

Similar to when Steven Toast uses 'Royce Coolidge' to check into a hotel, I keep registering VMs on our network then can't remember what I called them

3wks ago, on the M25 on the way to Dorset, a Camera Van perches on a flyover. One thing I definitely don't miss about the UK. #travel

@John_Loader @kibcol1049 Such work can't be aped.

@Flick @LifeTimeCooking It was probably my only positive memory of the place

@Flick @LifeTimeCooking You reminded me that many years ago I lived in Huddersfield for a while, and used to walk past the condiment factory on Wakeflield Road in the morning. The smell was amazing.

He's using his pickle toy as a pillow. #dogstadon

The seafront at Swanage. It was cloudy and cold, and honeslty I would not have had it any other way, because that's how I remember the seaside back home.
#travel #photography

@LifeTimeCooking It's fascinating how that changes.