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#MapMonday On this day in 1996, the Stone of Scone, used in coronations of monarchs, was returned to Scotland after 700 years in Westminster Abbey. On the topic of 'scones' (yes, tenuous!)... here's a map of scone pronounciation. What do our followers use? bit.ly/3JDOEyn
Asked an AI chat bot to help with an issue I'm having with pigeons. Might have to ask other AIs as this one wasn't helpful at all.
I'm so out of touch with music I've only just made the connection between Kraftwerk's Computer Love and Coldplay's Talk.
But I guess that's to be expected from someone who still likes Pachelbel's Canon in D Major. 😳
First bit of data loss in a while, due to a power cut last night. I'd left my computer on standby, but after the power came back, the Blender file I'd been working on was corrupt. Luckily the .blend1 file was OK and only an hour of work was lost.
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For #HillfortsWednesday here is a stunning artist's impression of Castle-an-Dinas hillfort in #Penwith in the Iron Age. This and other historical reconstructions by Phoebe Herring can be found at penwithlandscape.com/trails-…
#heritage #hillforts #Cornwall #NationalLotteryHeritageFund
Decided to buy a new graphics card and other bits and bobs to give my aging PC a boost... and....
Nope, still not buying cards for that money 😒
Even cards a few years old are going for £££
Most important thing happening around here is that the house martins and/or swifts have returned for the summer!
Honestly, I didn't think the world could continuously get worse and worse over the last 5 years.
Everyone should watch old mashed potato adverts for a bit of a breather.
"...clearly a most primitive people [ha ha ha]"
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Graham Spence retweeted
hello friends! I am happy to announce that after 10 years of development, my project bespoke synth is finally ready for its full 1.0.0 release on mac, windows, and linux. you can get it for free at bespokesynth.com
Any folk read any books about parallel worlds? All interesting in their own way, but with the same concept that when an event occurs with multiple outcomes, parallel worlds are instantly created. And then, some folk have the ability to shift themselves between the worlds.
Your weekend homework:
Why, in English, do we still use 'cul-de-sac'?
I prefer Bag End, as Tolkien used in The Hobbit to poke fun at this very term.
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The Magnificent Trufflepigs is out now!
It's the perfect time to explore Stanning Farm and to discover a bunch of hidden secrets...
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