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Very pleasant afternoon out there. The two lilac trees I passed along the way were both gently suffusing the atmosphere around them with the aroma of that Yardley bubblebath your Mum had in the 1970s
The motor car earlier was a Porsche 912, which I hadn't previously been aware of. US-only, apparently. And the gold diggers had their usual mix of good and bad luck.
And whilst dining, and continuing now, an episode of 24 Hours in Police Custody featuring the classic scenario of a bloke throwing one punch at a guy who's come at him first, thereby killing him virtually on the spot
Mild panic earlier this afternoon when a copy/paste error meant a heck of a lot of data was migrated to the wrong document library. Swiftly fixed but I was a bit twitchy for a moment as we have a go-live on Friday. This is why we do the manual checks!
Finished work at about 8.15pm after kicking off some checksum verification things that need to run as evidence that the data we moved to the target system is the same as the data we pulled from the source.
Dinner is fish fingers, chips and beans cos I am an adult.
And whilst dining, and continuing now, an episode of 24 Hours in Police Custody featuring the classic scenario of a bloke throwing one punch at a guy who's come at him first, thereby killing him virtually on the spot
Oh what a surprise: the bloke hadn't come at him first
Lucky to get away with manslaughter I reckon.
I took a break during that to set up SSH and screen sharing so I can get into my iMac from my MacBook Air when I'm down in London tomorrow; I turned off wifi on the laptop and connected to the Internet via the iPhone instead to ensure I had the right ports open temporarily on my router. So should I need anything off there, I'll be able to get it
And then I realised that the rather chaotic traffic outside is because the police have closed the road just past here. Only explanation found on Twitter is "due to a police incident" which can mean anything from an RTC to an armed siege
And then I realised that the rather chaotic traffic outside is because the police have closed the road just past here. Only explanation found on Twitter is "due to a police incident" which can mean anything from an RTC to an armed siege
And with that said, the road is now open again, though outbound only from the look of things.
Final viewing of the night was the Air Crash Investigation into the crash of Learjet 35 N47BA after it apparently suffered loss of cabin pressure, then continued on autopilot until it finally ran out of fuel
I suppose I should try for an early start tomorrow given that I'll be doing nothing of note for a fair chunk of time in the day while travelling
Morning all
Blue skies and sunshine here, saw our first swallow of the year (they have been reported in the area for over a week, but this is the first one I've seen)
Mostly clear blue sky out today, which is typical when I've got to walk to the station later. Currently 9°C with 16° expected later (and 18° in That London). Barometers are down a little at 1007/1014mB
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