Senior sustaining engineer for ForgeRock Directory Services. Keto beer drinker, Tesla fan, F1 fan, and cat wrangler.
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Joined October 2008
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Chris Ridd retweeted
Don‘t care about #linux BUT a statement like this from a company that gives a shit on openess aka Solaris et al should better shut up and do their homework before blaming others! #sun – at Alhóndiga, España
Are you a Linux developer who disagrees with IBM closed sourcing Red Hat Enterprise Linux by ending public distribution of its source code? Oracle is continuing to publish all its Linux source code. Keep Linux Open and Free. We are hiring. social.ora.cl/6017PKAt1
So nice that Apple Pay silently reduced their daily limit to £100. No more secure supermarket shopping then 🤬
I’m unreasonably pleased to reply to the VW garage’s annual reminder to … as I no longer have a VW! The end of terrible and expensive service…
First time I could use autosteer on the @Tesla and it worked great! First time at a supercharger too 👍
After a week driving in Germany I need to remember to drive on the left side which is the right side, not the right side which is the wrong side.
No obvious defects at all, no rattles, odd panel gaps, things hanging off… well OK the Tesla EU map data seems a bit ropey.
Having a Raspberry Pi installed! (Inside a @hypervolt EVSE 😂)
ALT Hypervolt EVSE with Raspberry Pi
While it wasn’t “fun” per se, getting an MRI from @uk_biobank was an interesting experience. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ would do it again.
I spent more on diesel today than on the weekly shop for the first time. Come on @Tesla hurry up with my Model 3!!
The great Australian bake off is pretty amusing. Episode 1: basically Lammingtons. Waiting for the pie floater episode.
On the day they were due to do the work, @edfenergy have realised that the meter swap (warmwise/complex -> smart) booked a month ago, won’t work. FFS.
Mac folks: is a load average of 950 a bad sign? Intel MBP, rebooted about 20 minutes ago and I suspect thermally throttling.
