plughole at ladybower reservoir
photo of the hope valley with a bike leaning on a bench in the foreground
selfie of me wearing a helmet with stanedge skyline in the background
photo of Sheffield station front
First cycle of the year - Sheffield via winnats and ladybower
ha sure although it's not exciting, it's just generated by using the element picker:
`www.instagram.com##.xh8yej3.xaw8158.x78zum5 > div:nth-of-type(3)` for mobile.
you can also add:
`||instagram.com/reels/` as a backstop
I did exactly this after finding myself with an addiction to it. i use the website on my phone, and have an adblocker with a custom rule to remove the reels button from the toolbar. also, the website version is so bad that it disincentivises spending time on it anyway
does this include WhatsApp? I removed Facebook a while ago with no issue but I know too many whatsapp-only people to remove that
followed by blade runner 2049. the brief was "make a film using just white and orange" and it looks spectacular
Tonight's film is The Last Duel. Delightfully well put together, beautifully traumatic.
because it's underpowered for new games, or because windows 10 is EoL? (if the latter... at the risk of being one of those people, valve made linux (almost) painless for games, i've not looked back for 2 years)
who must we bribe to get log per mile pricing
unless you have 20 minutes' foresight, in which case you can sometimes use advanced fares, when a single becomes half the price of the return, (but only so long as you know the rough time you're heading back will be off peak, unless you have a railcard and it's not July or August etc)
I think it's easy to see engineering as just generating code, especially if you're a nontechnical CEO or similar, and to be persuaded that a text generator could serve the same purpose. I do way more than output code, it's a surprisingly small part of the job.
god I love garlic
a passenger train in Stockport station being pulled by a DB freight engine
today's freight is: welsh people. (it was loud and slow, and going to Cardiff)
Did the long walk to Big Tesco through the rain. The Macc road being closed makes this super easy (albeit still a 7 hour round trip).
still unsure what one does in London on an evening, so I'm off for my 3rd Very Long Walk for a sandwich tea. I shall be so thin by the end of this week.
I'm not especially opposed to driverless cabs, but I'm fucked if I'm giving up my ancestral British right to cross the road anywhere if it's safe for me to do so. "Jaywalking" isn't a thing or a crime here, techbros, so your magic cars will have to learn to deal with that.
Photo of rolling grassy farmland taken from cock knoll overlooking a ridge of trees (taxal ridge) with a snow-covered Combs Edge in the distance
Photo of Disley housing estate behind trees, with Chinley Churn in the middle ground and a snow-covered peak of Kinder in the background
interior photo of St Mary's church in Disley. wide angle, showing the deep blue roof pattern and the central naive with two later aisle extensions on either side
Finally a sunny day! Would he a crime not to go hiking. Found a church that had a dubious walking tour.
I liked where they said it would cost £130Bn. That means someone had to seriously consider it, design two Irish sea crossings, account for the runaway future costs caused by treasury shorttermism, and decide "yes a single number can represent that"
That was the other option for today! I was wondering if it was worth a trip to AlpKit in Hathersage before they closed (I heard they were going into administration at end of January), but it looks like they found a buyer, so less time pressure
Beautiful. Also enjoying the flex of having 21 TiB of disks :P
That's incredible, nicely done!
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great fun, I love it
finding the motivation for anything when it's so dark after work is hard. would love to go running or swimming etc but sleep feels so much more appropriate
Pizza has vegetables, it's absolutely healthy
selfie while running along an icy path next to a road
photo of frozen canal
photo of train viaduct with tall arches towering over a field with a track running through it
Little run around the pike.
Desperately out of shape.
Christmas has defeated me.
I went to see it, I agree completely. He's done well to create a completely irredeemably unlikable character. I noticed in the second half how much his face had been on screen, it was almost constant, there were maybe 60 seconds in the whole film that he wasn't in...
omg. this and everything that's gone into it are a work of art. (plus "and an all-round yapper" made me cackle, you paint him sassy here)
joint in an extension cord sat on a dry stone wall shielded by a flat sone
snaking track leading over the brow of a hill and appearing on the opposite side of a Clough just before disappearing upwards into cloud.
popping over the hill for the weekly Gregg's, did it in 1hr35 today instead of the normal 2h, perhaps because it was raining sideways.
featuring, extension cord running into field and sheltered from the torrential rain by... a big stone? #highpeak #hiking
every hour spent waiting for a bad thing could also be spent secretly migrating to a better thing?
We've just switched to workday which has exactly this problem and it's confused SO many people. bank holidays are now taken from that balance too
Barely discernable Kraken Edge covered in cloud, with footpath style in foreground
Chimney in background with an old packhorse tramway leading to it, lined with needled trees
Chinley Churn in the middle distance with Mount Famine in the background; on a country road.
Selfie outside starbucks, wrapped up warm
Today was entirely cloud; all cloud. #highpeak #peakdistrict
