Jim @sullybiker@sully.site

It'll come round in about 3 days at this rate.

I'm thinking of going back again in late Spring but will need to smash the piggybank 🇬🇧

3 weeks ago today I was out in the West End seeing Coogan's Dr. Strangelove. Time goes so fast.

It will use a python API to allow you to spin up 1300 instances of flipjiblets

Meanwhiile at AWS re:invent this year

"INTRODUCING AWS HEADLESS FLIBJIBLET FIRESHIT"

"Dear AWS administrator, AWS will soon be retiring phalange boom 1.1
Please ensure your code works on AWS flipjiblet fireshit, the replacement for AWS phalange boom"

Okay dude

AWS quite frequently send me these emails warning of deprecating a service, and I have *no* idea what on earth they're talking about.

@Jackiemauro We used to work together at CMU. Well, I worked for you, more accurately.

This also works for elevator call buttons and traffic lights

'Cloning Virtual Machine' 44% get on with it you bloody thing

I have had one of those days. It will probably continue tomorrow.

Electrons move about, that's a computing problem.

Let me just deal with this ticket to change the lightbulb in the shitter

Trying to explain to someone that no, the web developer can't do it because they let the web developer go is not something that gives me fulfilment

For example, fine rain falls. visibility is reduced. What you should definitely *not* do is put your full beams on. Which they all do. Congrats. now you see even worse, and opposing traffic is totally blind.

Drivers here often respond to inclement weather with a technique I like to call "losing their fucking minds"

I'm curious if the traffic signal that fell down near work was the tornado yesterday, or a man made phenomenon with 4 wheels. I may go and look at lunch.

Something has changed with the handling of Bluetooth peripherals in Sequoia 15.1.1 When coming back from standby there's quite a delay before the Magic Mouse wakes up.