@Edent Strange. An airline PNR is six alphanumeric characters - like 6GAX6S - which would be how I’d look for an airline flight detail. Although, it seems that they can often not contain any numbers at all, so it seems almost impossible to programmatically spot one.
The only other thing I could think of was - HDL (an airport code, but for Headland in Alabama, so unlikely); or WN21 being a flight (It is, flying Houston to Atlanta, but last flew in March).
@callum_snowden No worries. I've registered a cool number and look forward to spending a few hours debugging why the eSIM doesn't work with GrapheneOS 😆
@Edent hmmm I don’t still have a Google account but I believe in drive.Google.com you could click the actions icon next to the file and say make available offline. Or if you’re on Mac or PC use the sync client to get an actual copy locally
@Ric mate, I'm sorry to be a bit harsh, but there's no point you giving advice on something that you don't know about.
Sorry if this come across as mean - but literally the first line of my original post was specifically asking for experts.
I wasn't looking for well intentioned guesses.
This is a retropost. Written contemporaneously, but published long after the events. At the time, I was a Civil Servant in Cabinet Office. Now I am not. But as we're heading for another General Election, I thought I'd share this post. It's the evening of the 2019 General Election. I am plagued by two thoughts. […]
@Edent I verified myself but haven’t noticed any difference. I’ve been job hunting and have still had more luck from personal recommendations than from job posts or anything outside of my network.
🆕 blog! “Forget Subtext - People Don't Even Get Surtext”
Once in a while, you'll see some blowhard railing about the modern world. I recently saw someone decrying the fact that Star Trek had "gone woke". This Star Trek? OK, you can argue about whether Kirk and Uhura were forced to kiss in that episode. But how does anyone look at Star Trek - with […]
@Edent I guess we just have to disagree on the definition of subtext then.
Yes, that's Superman's story, but the interpretation in the light of our understanding of immigration is subtext.
Yes, that's X-Men's story, but the interpretation in the light of our understanding of civil rights is subtext.
I can see Star Trek in a different category, because this is explicitly about different races. But seeing it in the light of our understanding of colonialism seems more like subtext again.