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Took the 7-year old on the London Eye today (something he has been asking after for a few years now). Made a timelapse video of some of the descent.
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Selection of findings from wandering around near to our hotel at Kings Cross Station.
1. Sign at British Library entrance
2. Promotional giant carton for ‘Eggs from plants’
3. Street crossing sign showing wheelchair user
4. Tower of St Pancras Station -
Selection of findings from wandering around near to our hotel at Kings Cross Station.
1. Sign at British Library entrance
2. Promotional giant carton for ‘Eggs from plants’
3. Street crossing sign showing wheelchair user
4. Tower of St Pancras Station -
Selection of findings from wandering around near to our hotel at Kings Cross Station.
1. Sign at British Library entrance
2. Promotional giant carton for ‘Eggs from plants’
3. Street crossing sign showing wheelchair user
4. Tower of St Pancras Station -
Selection of findings from wandering around near to our hotel at Kings Cross Station.
1. Sign at British Library entrance
2. Promotional giant carton for ‘Eggs from plants’
3. Street crossing sign showing wheelchair user
4. Tower of St Pancras Station -
Selection of findings from wandering around near to our hotel at Kings Cross Station.
1. Sign at British Library entrance
2. Promotional giant carton for ‘Eggs from plants’
3. Street crossing sign showing wheelchair user
4. Tower of St Pancras Station -
And it gets a bonus point for discussing its genome and referencing The Arabidopsis Information Resource (TAIR).
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It’s 2025 and it still feels that setting up even the most basic of smart home accessories can be needlessly complicated.
Having to disable your 5Ghz Wifi network before you can pair an accessory can make the very first step challenging.
I’ve just bought some Meross, matter compatible, smart plugs. After making sure I was only running a 2.4Ghz network, I was able to get two of the plugs to pair (to Apple HomeKit) but the third just refused.
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I think there is a truth in #DigitalCommunication that if you ask 100 people to send you a landscape video — and if you clearly show people what a landscape video is — that you will get at least a third of your responses sending you a video in portrait orientation.
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And this is about an hour later with only the head visible above the waves. #AnthonyGormley #art #sculpture
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And this is about an hour later with only the head visible above the waves. #AnthonyGormley #art #sculpture
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And this is about an hour later with only the head visible above the waves. #AnthonyGormley #art #sculpture
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And this is about an hour later with only the head visible above the waves. #AnthonyGormley #art #sculpture
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And this is about an hour later with only the head visible above the waves. #AnthonyGormley #art #sculpture
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Visited Margate today and made sure to get there at low tide so I could walk out (and touch) the #AnthonyGormley ‘Another time’ sculpture.
Then we visited a few more times to see it consumed by the incoming tide.
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Visited Margate today and made sure to get there at low tide so I could walk out (and touch) the #AnthonyGormley ‘Another time’ sculpture.
Then we visited a few more times to see it consumed by the incoming tide.
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Visited Margate today and made sure to get there at low tide so I could walk out (and touch) the #AnthonyGormley ‘Another time’ sculpture.
Then we visited a few more times to see it consumed by the incoming tide.
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Visited Margate today and made sure to get there at low tide so I could walk out (and touch) the #AnthonyGormley ‘Another time’ sculpture.
Then we visited a few more times to see it consumed by the incoming tide.
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Visited Margate today and made sure to get there at low tide so I could walk out (and touch) the #AnthonyGormley ‘Another time’ sculpture.
Then we visited a few more times to see it consumed by the incoming tide.
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As a former C. elegans researcher (looking at the genome sequence) I find #OpenWorm a fascinating project.
https://techhub.social/@Techmeme/114233677747136274 -
As a former C. elegans researcher (looking at the genome sequence) I find #OpenWorm a fascinating project.
https://techhub.social/@Techmeme/114233677747136274 -
As a former C. elegans researcher (looking at the genome sequence) I find #OpenWorm a fascinating project.
https://techhub.social/@Techmeme/114233677747136274 -
As a former C. elegans researcher (looking at the genome sequence) I find #OpenWorm a fascinating project.
https://techhub.social/@Techmeme/114233677747136274 -
As a former C. elegans researcher (looking at the genome sequence) I find #OpenWorm a fascinating project.
https://techhub.social/@Techmeme/114233677747136274 -
In the Amazon Prime day sale last year I splurged to get a #WalkingPad. I've been using it most days since I purchased it and have slowly been able to increase the amount of time I use it.
Over the last month I've ended up keeping my standing desk permanently in the up position as I stand all the time now, even when not walking.
I'm a spreadsheet-data-logging-obsessive kind of person so let's take a look at what I've been tracking...
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My 11-year old son is just blowing me away with his creativity at the moment. I love that he so curious about different types of art and effortless moves from drawing and painting on paper to using digital art apps.
This is his latest creation:
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The blueprint side is fun but was also a pain to assemble. Not obvious which version is harder to put together.
The areas with words on the blueprint side are easy and gives you lots of anchor points but then there are a *lot* of blue pieces with just one or two white lines.
We only had to assemble a quarter of the blueprint version but I think it might be slightly easier compared to the exterior version.
And here endeth my jigsaw story.
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And so here is the photo I wanted to take which ended up taking my wife and I another couple of hours to accomplish.
I include a close up of the cockpit area from both sides of the puzzle.
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We were so frustrated. I slowly (and carefully) started dissembling the blueprint side of the puzzle and halfway through this process we found the missing piece!
It had got stuck underneath other parts of the puzzle but it really felt completely flat.
We then had to manually assemble half of the blueprint version (all so I could take one nice photos of each version side by side).