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Tinkerisk
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  #3124743 7-Sep-2023 19:05
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9:04 AM (here)

 

We just have a power cut (happens very rarely here, accumulates ~15min per year) and the office continues to run without problems. However, I have to change the beeping of the UPS from repetitive to one-off - otherwise it's too annoying. πŸ™‚

 

(edit: Must be something bigger, outside has gone totally silent, like during the Covid lockdown. And no coffee! πŸ™)

 

(edit II: Ah, there is now a message that two parts of the city are affected and that the fault will be cleared by 11:00 am. Let's see if the various UPSs with their shutdown logics still behave as they should.)

 

(edit III: Power back after 39 minutes and everything went well. Servers up and USVs back to offline mode. Time for a coffee.) πŸ€—





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  #3124808 7-Sep-2023 21:04
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The newly discovered API to the electricity supplier also works at the same time (provided you still have access in the event of a power failure). In future, my customers will be automatically informed of a possible cloud shutdown in the event of a prolonged power failure.

 

A donation to the NUT project and the day has already paid off. 😎





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  #3124930 8-Sep-2023 09:50
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Probably not the right place, but do like a bit of aviation porn -

 

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/the-u-2-dragon-lady-as-you-have-never-seen-it-before

 

 





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  #3125055 8-Sep-2023 16:48
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rb99:

 

Probably not the right place, but do like a bit of aviation porn -

 

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/the-u-2-dragon-lady-as-you-have-never-seen-it-before

 

 

Saw it in-flight based at Davis-Monthan and a SR-21A w/D-21 at the Pima Air & Space Museum in Tucson/AZ long time ago. πŸ˜‰





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  #3125181 9-Sep-2023 02:56
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A new fighter aircraft  being planned in the UK will have ‘cloud connectivity’. Doh, well yeah, obviously - and surely that’s physically unavoidable. What this really means is that it will “use modern communications channels to share data securely with other aircraft”. πŸ˜€





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  #3125194 9-Sep-2023 08:20
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Tinkerisk:

 

rb99:

 

Probably not the right place, but do like a bit of aviation porn -

 

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/the-u-2-dragon-lady-as-you-have-never-seen-it-before

 

 

Saw it in-flight based at Davis-Monthan and a SR-21A w/D-21 at the Pima Air & Space Museum in Tucson/AZ long time ago. πŸ˜‰

 

 

Correctiion SR-71A of course!





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  #3127044 13-Sep-2023 13:26
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Today I learnt that NZ has an official toilet calculator.





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  #3127050 13-Sep-2023 13:30
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floydbloke:

 

Today I learnt that NZ has an official toilet calculator.

 

 

 

 

That's really handy if you're crap at maths...


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  #3127166 13-Sep-2023 16:03
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12 from the last 14 days I have had more than 7 hours of 'good' quality sleep. Probably an adult personal record for me.


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  #3127363 13-Sep-2023 18:44
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This is as good a place as any for some meaningless trivia that entered my mind.

 

When daylight savings kicks in in a week-and-a-half’s time we get to enjoy it for 196 days, the maximum period possible (under current legislation) thanks to the last day in September being a Saturday and the first day in April a Monday, plus a leap-day in February.

 

To add to this geekiness, I’ve also worked out that this won’t happen again until 2051/2052.





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  #3127367 13-Sep-2023 18:51
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floydbloke:This is as good a place as any for some meaningless trivia that entered my mind.

 

When daylight savings kicks in in a week-and-a-half’s time we get to enjoy it for 196 days, the maximum period possible (under current legislation) thanks to the last day in September being a Saturday and the first day in April a Monday, plus a leap-day in February.

 

To add to this geekiness, I’ve also worked out that this won’t happen again until 2051/2052.

 

I wonder if you will get a "Special Trivia" badge for the information? πŸ™ƒ


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  #3127375 13-Sep-2023 19:25
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networkn:

 

12 from the last 14 days I have had more than 7 hours of 'good' quality sleep. Probably an adult personal record for me.

 

 

If you use certain Garmin watches that measure sleep quality, you can get a badge for that.  ;-)





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  #3127450 13-Sep-2023 23:10
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floydbloke:

 

This is as good a place as any for some meaningless trivia that entered my mind.

 

When daylight savings kicks in in a week-and-a-half’s time we get to enjoy it for 196 days, the maximum period possible (under current legislation) thanks to the last day in September being a Saturday and the first day in April a Monday, plus a leap-day in February.

 

To add to this geekiness, I’ve also worked out that this won’t happen again until 2051/2052.

 

 

I was musing today that this was one of the very few good things to come out of the last 6 years IMO


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  #3127451 13-Sep-2023 23:11
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geoffwnz:

 

If you use certain Garmin watches that measure sleep quality, you can get a badge for that.  ;-)

 

 

I use Huawei Titanium Pro 3 which I really rate. 

 

Is the badge sleeping beauty? No-one who has met me would suggest I was owed that badge :) 

 

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  #3127510 14-Sep-2023 07:18
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Bear webcam (in Alaska)

 





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