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Here’s how I see it, by the way.


Marks and Spencer proving that gluten free sandwiches don’t need to be made of cardboard and despair. Others take note.


So clean! So modern! So good at business!


Death Valley has a golf course. This is the most American thing ever.


I suppose it could be a lot worse


Apple: We have discovered a zero day which was actively exploited in Safari!

Me: Downloads software update.

Facebook:


British aircraft carrier heading out to sea from Portsmouth. It’s huge, and the engines are making a bass throbbing sound that’s penetrating my skull from a few hundred metres away. Hope shit isn’t kicking off.


Sunset at the marina


I do not enjoy going up there, but sometimes it has to be done.


This is a 50p that was minted to celebrate the UK joining what became the EU. It was minted in my birth year, and my mum gave it to me shortly before she died of cancer in 2021. It is one of my most treasured possessions.

It has 12 hands linked in a circle to symbolise the then 12 countries of the European Community. One of them is smaller, representing the hand of Queen Elizabeth II.


Ken did a transphobia apologism on Bsky. Ken doubled down. Ken then complained about it on fedi and presumably thought his day wasn’t going to get any worse.

Then fedora-in-human-form, Jeff, defended him in public.


Right, let’s do this.


All hail the arrival of Threads, perhaps the most unfortunately named and most pre-blocked social media platform ever, at least until Elon decides to launch a fediverse platform and name it “Syphilis” or something


Velociraptor would like to speak to, and disembowel the manager, please.


Earlier today. I utterly loathe the M25 (technically A282, but same difference)

This ain’t no upwardly mobile freeway. Oh no, this is the road to hell.

(Turns out that hell is actually in Thurrock. Who knew?)


Please enjoy this cursed image


I think the masthead wind transducer is nearing the end of its life. That means that: A. I need a new one and they’re quite pricy (like 400 euros), and B. I need to go up there with a screwdriver. FML


Dear god, the boat was filthy. Took about 3 hours to get all the shite off.


Elaine (middle left, top photo) wasn’t present for the reenactment so we had to improvise, but other than that, same people, 20 years apart. I’m the one at the back.


Living in the future where I can check up on and water my plants from 2000km away.


MOAR LEGROOM THAN THE VERY GODS


Well, it’s been nice knowing you all. Better text my login password to next of kin.


Today I will be mostly triggering r/AskUK


Once more for those at the back, because a lot of people seem kinda slow on the uptake. This is the sort of boat that Iberian orcas attack:


@SusanLewis My Friendica server is running on this Mac Mini M2, in Docker. Ignore all the other crap in there.


Seen in Portugal. Not convinced that’s gonna work, but top marks for ingenuity.


Tomato plant at sunset, contre-jour, Fuji XE4 with TTArtisan 50mm f/0.95 lens wide open. 1/17000s exposure!


The problem I have going faster is it all has to be technique. My poor 49 year old heart won’t actually go any faster. Graph below shows the speedrun ringed where my heart went to 175bpm for 8 minutes and stayed there.

I did feel while I was up there that my muscles simply couldn’t get the power they wanted. Maybe I can go faster in winter when heat dissipation is easier.


Fun afternoon at Parque Aventura, where despite 30º+ heat, I still managed to beat my best time on the black route by 15 seconds!


After reading a tip that the best way to move about on a SUP is “just jump”, I managed my first pivot turn today!