I have just baked the tastiest looking hot cross buns I’ve ever made
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Huw Rowlands
@huwr@aus.social
mastodon 4.7.2Software Fun-gineer, Apple platforms mainly — State Emergency Service volunteer — Mae fy Nghymraeg yn ofnadwy
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I got the cabbage but woolworths only sells them in halves so I had to buy two half-cabbages
Coffee
Pie
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@decryption@aus.social guy told me I was taking too long at a automatic check out and I told him he had just made his wait even longer
Making a big yummy dinner
RE: @huwr@aus.social
Can’t believe I fucken dropped it
He’s friendly, but very serious!
He’s hoping for some toddler leftovers
I’m pleased to be going to /dev/world in a few weeks in Melbourne — hope to see you there!
It’s on 27–28 August
https://devworld.au/index.php
#devworld
Happy birthday to all mothers
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@NanoRaptor@bitbang.social I get around this by just believing everything you post is real
Me, rocking the boyo to sleep: oh I can’t see the clock I think it’s been ten minutes or fifteen…
The clock: you’ve been asleep for an hour and a half and you’ve missed dinner
My favourite head canon from Lord of the Rings is that for some reason Frodo can’t remember Legolas’ name but it’s been too long now awkward to ask
I’m making some pizzas
Coming into stout season
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@oz@mastodonsweden.se it's not at all like that, at least one of the jobs will be a massive overhaul of a major government system for $4.20 an hour
My wife doesn’t know what a lens flare is called so she just called it a 'blibby blobble'
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@trib@aus.social Because they cannot be intercepted because you do not transmit them. The private key stays on your local machine. A fancy email + complex passphrase is good, but it is still vulnerable to interception.
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@rmondello@hachyderm.io I'm glad it's implemented like this! It's this sort of thing that makes lay people wonder if their phones are ‘listening’ somehow :(
Thanks for sharing!
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@timixretroplays@digipres.club they can easily deal with any Australian conditions. I think there’s been a bit of misinformation about which is quite untrue.
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@timixretroplays@digipres.club we got a heat pump one and it’s good. It runs during the middle of the day when the power is cheap / free and stays hot all day.
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I have of course raised feedback. It’s on each of my Macs
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@jwarlander@mastodon.nu @timixretroplays@digipres.club aye yeah but we’re dealing with a minimum of -7° in Canberra. A walk in the park! And these machines have electric-resistive backups. Mine has never turned on
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@timixretroplays@digipres.club yes since we have solar it’s basically free hot water (it does most of its heating in the early afternoon). It was our only gas appliance so removing it meant we could cut out a bill entirely
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@timixretroplays@digipres.club it’s fine on a busy winter morning. It’d have to get down to less than -10 for it to have a trouble.
It’s much bigger than the old one too so once it’s hot it stays hot.
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@Kels_316 I’m enjoying imaging “mathematical proof”emphatically shouted in a South African way