I guess if you are going to have a flat tyre, its good to do it on a main street. Pity that means a 200Km tow job to get the hire car tyre’s fixed.
Ultimately its a first world problem. There are bigger concerns in life.
I guess if you are going to have a flat tyre, its good to do it on a main street. Pity that means a 200Km tow job to get the hire car tyre’s fixed.
Ultimately its a first world problem. There are bigger concerns in life.
Never been here before. Its a pretty nice place – staying at a resort in preparation for the spring scientific meeting.
Mostly I’m just chilling out with all of this.
My UPS failed me in a big way yesterday – and it took out a whole circuit in my house. Which included the router (so no internet) and indeed no front gate electricity.
Very disappointing. It’s supposed to proceed from this very thing, and instead it actually caused it. Paint me unimpressed with this model.
I’m pretty impressed with what plex manages to do – I’ve only started to scratch the surface. Just with audio. Its pretty amazing for video too, but I’m not yet putting that library in until I have some terabytes of storage available.
But just with music – its ability to download album covers and lyrics to integrate with the music database (I’m using iTunes/music as the basic library) – its really impressive.
Plus Sonos can use it directly (unlike Apple Music) without a host computer streaming sound to the Sonos. Much better than airplay in my view.
Using the public holiday to set up a media server – I have been wanting to do this for a while. Whilst I like Spotify, I think that it would be nice to also have my own collection of music. And plex seems like the nicest way to do this.
Will have to see – but so far so good
In particular – Sonos can connect to plex just fine so it plays without needing any intervention. Which I like.
Just means that I can think about building up my personal music collection a bit more.
Just to try and see how my mountain bike was going. It was certainly a hard ride, but worthwhile.
Continue reading Bush RideSadly Shadow died this morning. It was pretty sudden, and I don’t think he suffered at the end.
I keep thinking he is around – he as been a part of my life for nearly 18 years. I’ll miss him for a long while.
The weather turned out to be ok. I’ve also gone back to being low carb as of yesterday to see if I can get a bit fitter, and the ride turned out surprisingly ok. Just a nice day.
Just having a nice night
It strikes me that humans can do this, or they can build weapons . Its a crazy world
I know the data is only early, and there may be a few compounding factors. But what I’ve looked at here is the Australian figures for six months from today (11 July 2022) versus hospitalisations.
In very simple and crude terms, I’ve overlaid the two graphs, with a 2 week shift in time (to account for the delay between infection and hospitalisation).
So what concerns me is the divergence that we are seeing in hospitalisations in the last 1-2 months. Basically, we are seeing about twice as many people in hospital now for a given caseload as we were six months ago, or even two months ago.