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Nice! I wish my neighbours threw stuff like that out.

I'm going with a cautious "no" on that. Pretty much every room is covered, though the garden and the bathrooms are suspiciously sonos-free. I suppose there's always the possibility of doubling up on more of them.

 

So I was passing the camera counter in John Lewis, and this happened;



This will sit nicely next to my 5dMk3.... yes i'm really stretching justification on this one.

 

My master race card is in the post.

 

... How exactly does one entertain in the garden without music?

Or, indeed, how does one shower without bitchin' shower tunes?!

 

Mac for work, PC for play

 

My first flagship high end phone! Upgrading from my loved but now very slow Moto G


with the Karbon (Kevlar case)

 

I said it might be a while, but I read this today.
Good book, not up to the original 3 as it's missing a certain grittiness or something I can't put my finger on, but we'll worth getting.

Without giving anything away there is a set up that will let them write more sequels, if they do I won't be buying them, but this one served to expand on the characters outside of the original storyline.

 

You weren't kidding! I appreciate the followup!

 

@stone, that's so true about Macs

 

By opening up the back doors to the media room and turning up the volume mostly.

And the latter, one just slums it

 

You say that now. Until there's a sale on whatever sonos device it would be that enables both. Some sort of water resistant version I expect. Probably at great expense.

 

Ordered a new 8-port gigabit switch to replace one that died yesterday. (Netgear GS308)

 

I got one of those last week, to replace my GS105.

It's surprising how quickly you run out of ports.

 

You cannot have enough bling.

 

See that pic over to the left?
I'm having it put on a tshirt for a party.

 

Castlevania Soundtrack on vinyl - because why not.

 

A re-spin of this breakout PCB because I totally fudged the placement of the pads.



SMD pads with a 0.5mm pin pitch are probably not the best way to introduce yourself to SMD soldering, as evidenced by the HUUUUGE solder bridges there.. But I need to work with parts that are 0.5mm pitch so I'd better git gud.

 

Some sort of marital aid?