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I remember back in in the late 1970s and 19080s, people would speak with horror of the street surveillance in German cities. Street cameras, they said, and everywhere.This must have been in response to the Red Army Faction murders and crimes. And living slap against the USSR and satellite nations: Cold War...
I see more and more converts to mutation testing, as folks learn that extending the horizon of agentic coding requires much, much stronger quality gates. Mutation testing deliberately injects errors into code to create “mutant” versions – like turning a + into a -, or replacing a string with “” – so we can see if...
Also Available on PatreonOn the June 2026 Monthly Update I talk about what’s been going on with the site and podcast, but also some other things going on in my life and some random thoughts I have. They include:Suncoast Motion Picture CompanyMall Store Coverage in the future maybe?Making MilshakesWhat makes...
Happy Lammas, dear readers, and Blessed Be!
Inspired by Linda Stufflebean's recent blog post about captioning and donating old school class photos, I checked with my Sis about the possibility of donating our elementary school class photos and our mother's old school stuff. She agreed we should look for a good home outside the family, to preserve these items...
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Over the years, I’ve come to a realisation: I like boring software. What do I mean by that? The most important thing for me in computing is reliability, for lots of people, that’s boring. I don’t care about flashy features any more, I want the thing I take notes every day in to just work. Same with my OS. I went...
Truman assured me I could take a couple of extra photos before my trip back east. So he posed for the new camera.
A stroll through the incredible history of Greenwich Starting at St. Alfege’s Church we pass through Greenwich Market to the Cutty Sark and then along the riverbank to the old Royal Naval Hospital & Royal Naval College which was built on the site of the Tudor Palace of Placentia. This is now home to the University...
Happy weekend! And whew, I need it. Books acquired this week I told myself I was really going to try not to get any more books before my birthday, but I’d forgotten that I’d preordered Dinosaur Sanctuary volume eight, and then one of my (brand-new) fillings broke and I had to head back to the dentist. And I really...
And just like that July is over. Here’s my seven months of photos, one for each day. As I was a way for some of the month it was quite hard to only pic one image to represent my holiday adventures.

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