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pwaring

@pwaring@fosstodon.org

UK Whovian, railway & politics geek and event organiser. Freelance PHP developer and Linux system administrator. He/him/Paul

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glc, to random
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Any recommendations for an Electricity Supplier in the UK?

I have been swapping accounts into my own name due to a bereavement. Every utility company have made the process painless, except for Eon Next who have been utterly useless. Time to move.

syntaxseed, to webdev
@syntaxseed@phpc.social avatar

Quick note that I'm available for part-time and/or contract work for teams needing to augment a project but don't need a full time staff member.

I excel at maintaining & modernizing legacy PHP apps, Symfony, technical documentation writing & #WebDev team leadership.

I have some niche experience in multilingual projects (EN/FR) and Canadian insurance rating. I could pick #Laravel back up quickly.

#PHP #Symfony #JS #SlimPHP #WordPress #MapBox

Remote only (EST timezone). 👩‍💻

MutoidPodcast, to random
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nav, to fediverse

Hello , I'm currently looking for a new role.

  • Over 10 years commercial experience
  • Based in the UK, happy to commute within 40 miles of Swindon, but would prefer a fully remote role
  • Looking for either a mid-level C++17+/Linux position, or a senior PHP/Laravel/VueJS position.

Please let me know if you have anything. Happy to send over my CV upon request (just send me a PM). Thanks!

straphanger, to random
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Walt Disney World has significantly better transit than most cities in the US.

Its 12-train-set monorail, 325 buses would make it the 16th most ridden transit system in the nation.

America's fantasy world, it turns out, is a place you can get around without getting into a car. 🧵

Amy_Hupe, to random
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Hey everyone🌞

I’ve just wrapped another client project and I’m on the hunt for my next gig. I’m looking for:

  • contracts outside IR35
  • content design, tech writing or design systems leadership roles or consultancy
  • a lovely team to work with

I’ve worked on design systems and content design for the past 7 years, across GDS, SpringerNature, BT, NHS and The Wellcome Trust.

You can find my contact info and read more about my work over at amyhupe.co.uk

Boosts appreciated 🙏🏻

mcrscifi, to random
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Next book:
The Algebraist by Iain M Banks
Meeting 19th Sept -

Better get started it's a long one!

https://mcrscifi.wordpress.com/2023/08/17/next-science-fiction-book-september-2023/

mcrscifi, to random
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Meeting this evening !
7pm UK time !
We will be discussing
Semiosis by Sue Burke

DM for the URL of the virtual (probaby zoom) meeting if you have read it and want to join in.

wj, to random
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So, it turns out I'm looking for a new contract unfortunately, my main contract (CTO Impactive) came to an end this week as the company has been suffering from the economic situation.

If anyone needs Rails/Postgres performance, scaling, optimisation or upgrade work doing then I'd love to hear from you.

slyka, to random
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I know it's a long shot, but is anyone here familiar with the mechanics involved in the scheduling of isochronous USB transfers in the linux kernel? I'm running into some weird problems where the URBs fail to submit because the EHCI scheduler reports that I'm out of bandwidth depending on which order they're submitted in. This is specifically related to USB audio, where sometimes the ISO OUT URBs are submitted before the ISO IN ones when starting a full duplex stream in which case it works fine, but for some reason it fails with cannot submit urb 0, error -28: not enough bandwidth when submitting them the other way around.

accidentalrob, to random

Another one for Rita, all she needs
Another one for Tina, what she sees
Another one for Sandra, in the sun
Another one for Mary, all night long

But they were all of them deceived, for another mambo was made. In the land of Mordor, in the fires of Mount Doom, the Dark Lord Lou Bega forged in secret a master mambo, to control all others, a mambo number five.

MutoidPodcast, to random
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jonspark, to programming
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Is anyone looking for a little extra development help? I've been struggling to find projects lately.

I've been building Web sites & UIs since the early 00s. I worked back through the stack with PHP & Node. I use NextJS, React, Laravel, some Vue. I'm learning Qwik.

I’m UK-based, experienced at remote. I can mentor/advise or be a CTO sounding board. I'm open to one-off, short or long term projects.

Thanks.

heyheymomo, to random
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Oh no

steely_glint, to random
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For my followers - here are the slides/video for a talk I did about getting low latency video from racing cars and robots.

https://pi.pe/Moving-WebRTC-part1-kworld/

steely_glint, to random
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Quick question(s) for folks - if I take a night train does that count as 2 travel days ?

What if at midnight it is still in my home country - is that allowed under the 1 outbound travel day rule ?

cassolotl, to uk
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Hello! I have a question for people running smallish makerspaces in the UK - like, a big room with several tables in?

How much (approx, ballpark) do you spend on consumables per month? (Refreshments, 3D printer filament, woodworking bits, any other supplies.)

Also how many members do you have?

I'm asking because we're applying for a grant to cover running costs and we're being asked for an estimate of what we expect to spend, but we don't yet have premises. We'd be allowing members to use e.g. filament, tea bags, etc. for free, if we get the grant. So I do need to know how much it costs in the first place, even though you probably usually do get it covered by people buying/donating for what they use in most hackspaces!

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steely_glint, to random
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On which note: our next book (in a couple of weeks time)
is Empress of Forever by Max Gladstone -
https://mcrscifi.wordpress.com/2023/07/02/next-science-fiction-book-july-2023/

Read it and join us!

linuxlucy, to manchester
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Manchester folks: I know a couple of people who are looking for junior business analyst roles at the moment, but are struggling. One is specifically looking for a role in the city, the other could do remote. Does anyone know anywhere that's hiring? 🙏

fosstodon, to random
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Here's our position on the "Facebook joining the Fedi" mess...

https://hub.fosstodon.org/facebook-fosstodon-fedi

cks, to random
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If RISC-V is going to be significant in datacenters in five to ten years, as someone claimed[1], there's a lot of prep work that's going to be needed. Where are the Linux distributions? Where are the reasonable computers for developers to use and for eg Debian package builders? I look at how far ARM64 isn't on all of that, and it's well ahead of RISC-V.

1: https://www.eetimes.com/jim-keller-on-ai-risc-v-tenstorrents-move-to-edge-ip/ via https://mastodon.social/@danluu/110539383653947021

cks,
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Blog post: I don't expect to see competitive RISC-V servers any time soon https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/tech/RISCVServersNotSoon
tl;dr: there are a lot of steps (hardware and software) to get between today and a future reality with competitive or dominant RISC-V datacenter servers, and it seems implausible to expect those steps to go amazingly fast.

cawhitworth, to PetBirds
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Oh! I got round to processing some of the photos I took at the Raptor Foundation! Here is an excellent wol

(Eurasian Eagle Owl, I think?)

((all wols are excellent wols))

idnorton, to random

I realise I'm kinda out of touch with networking, but is "layer 3 switching" actually a thing?!

As I understand it, layer 3 switches exist (yep, have used some of those) but they're switches and routers in the one device.

There's no such thing as layer 3 switching, right?!

Shrigglepuss, to random
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I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as Windows, is in fact, Microsoft® NT/Windows, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, NT plus Windows

mattp, to random
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If you're at a loose end RIGHT NOW and want to see some wonderful silliness then the European Tram Driver Championships is taking place. Featuring events such as Tram Billiards and Tram Bowling, it's watchable on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMI7UaJMwWs (playback available later, of course)

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