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Nigel Metheringham

nmeth@mastodonapp.uk

<p>Ancient sys-admin and Community Theatre Stage Manager. Short fuse. Lies on surveys. Writes misleading profiles. He/him.</p>

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  • Post #3043514

    @jpmens but likely not as hellish as LBA (aka Yeadon Aerodrome - slightly refurbished from the grass airstrip and inability to use it if the wind was in the wrong direction days of the 1940s) especially on a Saturday afternoon

  • Post #2792684

    I am impressed that apparently I had more than half the world’s population following me before mastodon.cloud got blocked

  • Post #2792683

    @neil so many but for the last couple of years my favourite has been Pride &amp;amp; Prejudice (sort of)

  • Post #2792682

    It&amp;#39;s been a great weekend in Machynllyth for their comedy festival but now I&amp;#39;m peopled out and going to sit in an Airbnb garden for a bit listening to a stream (technically I have another show booked but decided in favour of an ice cream and walking back in daylight instead)

  • Post #2792681

    Hell Is an airport. This one is packed and the ordering system for the nearest approach to a restaurant is down. Possibly saving me money and saving me from food poisoning, but not improving the experience

  • Post #2792680

    It’s quite amusing that airports etc have just gone all out on putting USB A sockets everywhere for charging just after the world has switched to USB C

  • Post #1815936

    Sitting out in a beer garden in Machynlleth on a gorgeous warm evening. It doesn’t get a lot better than this

  • Post #789176

    @greem@cyberplace.social but well done on reducing your to-do list

  • Post #571668

    It&#39;s slightly disconcerting to be sitting on a plane (still at gate having just boarded) and to get a calendar notification for the flight telling me it will take 12 minutes to drive to the airport

  • Post #567331

    @neil@mastodon.neilzone.co.uk in a basement in Westminster they have a set of hour glasses, a voice actor and a telephone handset for the new time service. Discussions are still ongoing with sponsors for the service.

  • Post #553944

    @girlonthenet@mastodon.social RevK @revk@toot.me.uk used to have a GPS logger in his collection of available circuit boards - not sure if it could send live positioning data or whether it was better suited for saving your tracks to memory until you download it. In any case can&#39;t see it on his store right now.

  • Post #536187

    Plumbing fixes done - and the kitchen is not knee deep in water. We now have a functional garden tap again.

  • Post #391642

    @idnorton@tech.lgbt I started most of 15 years before you and graduated in Electronics although with a substantial for the time computing component. However I don&#39;t think there is any tool or language from undergrad times I still use (very light exposure to Unix Bourne shell). Lots of different editors none of which I have seen in 35 years. Main os was Tops-10 (although used VAX/VMS on a summer job)

  • Post #328845

    There&#39;s some road works going on round the corner - a T junction is completely closed. There is a stream of cars coming up to the junction, looking bemused and then turning round, despite them having driven pay at least 4 sets of road closed signs on their way there

  • Post #195069

    @jpmens@mastodon.social top level cybersecurity

  • Post #194615

    @jpmens@mastodon.social it&#39;s this beer https://brewyork.co.uk/empresstonkoko2026/ Look at the percentage alcohol

  • Post #187648

    I’m somewhat impressed - I have never seen beer in a pub tied to the brewery hit £18 per pint before. Needless to say I am drinking something cheaper