Looking for a journalist who covers UK Government tech, ideally with a health slant - any suggestions?
I have once again accidentally found a juicy story while poking at data. Sill not certain, but want to get my waterfowl assembled linearly.
RE: https://mstdn.social/@RobFerrer/116954059129173858
I didn't even see this. Own up, which of you did it.
All I'm saying is this wouldn't have happened if people just learned perl
So that wave of covid that's going around is definitely a thing, because there are two red lines on this test and I really would prefer one
"how bad could it possibly be"
And now I find out the telescope mirrors are focused using lasers and it looks like THIS
Design brief for the new CTAO telescope array appears to be "make them look like implausible props from a sci-fi movie" and I am in love
These are definitions of "safely", "tucked away", and "in" I was previously unaware of
IT IS BIN DAY
What films told us crippling infrastructure cyberattacks would be like:
• Traffic lights flashing
• Planes crashing
• Power grids being shut down
What crippling infrastructure cyberattacks are actually like:
• Setting all the supermarket fridges across Europe to defrost
Also, what type of locks do you have, and do you own a dog
I'm curious: What's the rarest book in your personal library?
Them: East London is terrifying.
Me: Yes, but not for those reasons. Have you ever come across a giant abandoned teddy bear in a deserted park.
Did not get closer. I've seen the films.
I miss when we called it "the net"
[shaking the dice]
a gameboy link cable plug connected to a
[shaking harder]
pantograph
Please stop rolling the adapter generator dice things have gone too far
I appreciate the compliment but also what
Someone tapped me on the shoulder at a gig and said "That phone shot is incredibly framed, you clearly shoot Nikon".
I had to inform them that all my cameras are Fuji