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[sadkingbilly]

Actually, it's an Embraer on this leg.

The aircraft from Warsaw to London is a B737 Max 8

However, the door didn't fall off on the way out so hopefully it'll also stay put on the way back.

it was a reference to a 1965 movie:
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0058981/

[ladymuck]

Greetings from a very soggy Warsaw. Local time 1427.

Currently 2 degrees ('feels like' -1) and that's the high for the day. Barometer at 1006 mBar.

Sunrise 07:15; Sunset 15:31 CET

Currently having some warming lunch having had a mooch around the Christmas market by the old town castle.

[NickFitz]

Lunch: leftover pork cutlet with apple sauce in a wholemeal bap

I’d forgotten I was supposed to be demoing our progress in the Show & Tell this morning. Luckily we were on last, so I had time to get the latest version deployed to hotfix and work out a bunch of stuff to say that made us sound wonderful. It was the first time the assembled horde had seen it being used with real data (well, a recent copy thereof) and it knocked their socks off

[ladymuck]

Boeing, Boeing, ............................

Actually, it's an Embraer on this leg.

The aircraft from Warsaw to London is a B737 Max 8

However, the door didn't fall off on the way out so hopefully it'll also stay put on the way back.

[sadkingbilly]

Morning all, Berlin calling, local time 0907

Cloudy with some sky visible. Currently -1 degree ('feels like' -3) with a high of 4 expected. Barometer at 1016 mBar

Sunrise 07:45; Sunset 16:00 CET

Just getting ourselves together to walk over the road to the airport for our flight to Warsaw. We have about 5 or 6 hours to explore there before coming home.

Boeing, Boeing, ............................

[DoctorStrangelove]

Morning.

Wednesday.

Dry.

Sunless.

Grey.

Cold in here at 12.8 deg, 10.5 in the kitchen, 7 in the leanto, 2 in the saltinghouse.

1018 mBar, 30.06 in Hg (Kirk out), 763.6 Torr, 14.765 psi, (unchanged), 54% RH (Lidl electric).

Meanwhile on the 3rd of March 2020 quackhandle, AndyGarbs, eek, LondonManc and LM popped in, NF thought it might have rained a little, I took the bus back home after staggering down to the library, and there was no discussion of watches but someone paid £6 for coffee.


Walk (unabbreviated, towpath) walked in the grey gloom. Lazy wind on the way up to make it even colder.

Lunch: brunch. Entertainment: thing about ballot boxes shifted from 13:45 due to the ongoing tedium in the talking shop.


Drizzly like a good un now. .

[WTFH]

Morning all
A beautiful crisp winter's morning walk earlier. it was FFreezing.(-1C)

[ladymuck]

Morning all, Berlin calling, local time 0907

Cloudy with some sky visible. Currently -1 degree ('feels like' -3) with a high of 4 expected. Barometer at 1016 mBar

Sunrise 07:45; Sunset 16:00 CET

Just getting ourselves together to walk over the road to the airport for our flight to Warsaw. We have about 5 or 6 hours to explore there before coming home.

[ladymuck]

So you flew to Warsaw so you could fly to Berlin so you could get up at an ungodly hour to fly to Dubai then immediately turn round and fly back to Berlin again? It’s one way of getting to Stromness for the weekend, I suppose

Yep! I did mean to from Dubai but our late arrival meant we only had half an hour before getting back on board

[NickFitz]

Morning denizens

It’s an almost completely clear blue sky out there, though looking into the distance reveals a faint misty haze in the air. A slightly frosty start; it’s -1°C and though it’ll warm up over the course of the day, it won’t reach the high of 8° until 23:00 tonight, when it’ll have clouded over. There’s a 50% chance of rain for a spell in the evening, too. The barometers have surged up to 1010/1019mB

[NickFitz]

Tonight, I started not one but two books!

First, Exhalation by Ted Chiang, author of Stories of Your Life and Others on which the film Arrival was based. Like the previous book, this one’s a collection of short stories, so I read the first one, The Merchant and the Alchemist’s Gate, and it’s excellent

And then I started on The Forgotten Soldier by Guy Sajer, his memoir of fighting in the Wehrmacht on the Eastern Front, which I’ve had for ages but hadn’t got around to reading. I gather there are atrocities, though he’s only just completed training so I haven’t encountered them yet

Goodnight all

[NickFitz]

Tea has been lamb tagine with spicy rice

On the box, part two of Netflix’s Yorkshire Ripper documentary

[NickFitz]

Another day with lots of meetings, and yet I managed to be quite productive as well!

Lunch, which I failed to record earlier due to extreme busyness, was another Sainsbury’s steak slice, thereby finishing the pack of two

And once I’d finished work, having successfully advanced the state of the app in the remaining forty-five minutes after the last meeting the day, I had to venture forth to the chemist’s for the monthly prescription. It’s chilly out there and I hadn’t got far before deciding that even with my thick coat on, it had been a mistake not to wear a jumper

[sadkingbilly]

At least it isn't suity (I hope).

nah, he doesn't work with proper computers.

[covbob]

morning all
busy morning, PM in full panic mode
thinks shouting will change basic engineering constraints
waste of space, the lot of them

At least it isn't suity (I hope).