Notes – Page 32

Note #16856

@indiewebcamp London – which I’d planned to attend – is cancelled for #COVID19 😢
I’m left with a hotel room I can’t cancel 😠
Overhear my brother-in-law planning to book a hotel in London 🤔
EverythingWentBetterThanExpected.jpg 🤜🤛

Note #16758

Today my #distributed #remotework office is provided by @OCFI_OI, which provides me that most #Oxford of views: simultaneously containing architecture of the 1960s… and the 1160s.

Note #16217

It’s been said that you’re not really part of a new #dev team until you break something user-facing. Today I achieved that milestone. Whoops.

Note #16213

Nice simple design, @typehut, but with no RSS, Atom, nor h-feed you’ve made a blog platform to which readers can only subscribe by email. 😢

Note #16070

What’s wrong with my password, @PostOffice? Is it too secure for you?
It does nothing to fix your “old-fashioned” image that your password policy is still stuck in the 1990s. @PWTooStrong

That moment when you realise, to your immense surprise, that the research you’ve spent most of the year on might actually demonstrate the thing you set out to test after all. 😲
Screw you, null hypothesis.

Note #16045

Who’d have thought that my onboarding fortnight at @WooCommerce / @Automattic would conclude with a very literal “on-boarding”. Hang five! 🏄🏼‍♂️

Note #16042

Well, Cape Town, you were a blast. But now it’s time to get back to my normal life for a bit.

🇿🇦✈️🇩🇪✈️🇬🇧

Note #16037

Seconds after I took this “penguin selfie”, a third penguin snuck up behind me and bit me on the arse. 🇿🇦🐧😧

Note #16034

I now have no doubt that from the summit of Table Mountain is an absolutely unparalleled place from which to watch the sunset. 🇿🇦🌅😍

Note #16013

Making magic happen alongside my new @WooCommerce Team Alpha buds in sunny Cape Town. 🇿🇦

Note #15997

Off to Cape Town. Don’t wait up! ✈️ 🇿🇦

Note #15464

Arrived early for @indiewebcamp #oxford at @oxonlibraries. @garrettc still filling up on coffee.

Note #15247

Prior to the invention of nose-picking by Dr. Edwin Snotter in 1893, a variety of less-effective techniques for the removal of dried nasal mucus were widely practised.

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