Dyana Rose

for every service I use, I feel like I'm collecting referral codes. So yesterday I decided to do a little learning and see what it takes now to set up a simple static site. React, bootstrap, S3, CloudFront and NameCheap all used to create: referredbyafriend.co.uk

@SwytchBike received my kit, but it's missing the mount and cables. Can you sort this out please?

Got to love a vaguely threatening email from a package hosting service I used 5 years ago and mostly forgot about. Seems they made a mistake back then and allowed free usage of a paid feature. Site also doesn't seem to have a "delete my entire account please" button.

Finally got around to uploading the shoe rack brackets I designed earlier this year. Our shoe pile is now organised and out of the way in an unused space under the stairs. space saving shoe rack by me! printables.com/model/528512-s… (via @printablescom)

@LulaLeus I got the closest estimates for bathroom and kitchen completion from the flooring people. They need to come in after the work is done, and have done so many floors across different builders, they know when they'll be needed.

Clear answers reduce cognitive overhead and make it easier to act on data. Your stakeholders don't always need all the details or nuance, but if they're asking for data help, they *do* need someone to synthesize a bunch of confusing, possibly contradictory data points

@ShellEnergyHome small bit of feedback. As a customer receiving an inbound call from Shell, I have to prove to you who I am but the customer service agent has no way of proving to me that the call is legit from Shell Energy. I wonder how this customer experience can be improved?

Pretty certain no website's "for you" section is ever actually "for me"

@LexusUK is this suitable for a 71 plate UX hybrid? We've had issues with low battery and would like a better solution than leave the car running once a week. ringautomotive.com/en/product/RSP…

Very distracting

Looks like my commute is back to pre-pandemic levels of terrible. Left the office just after 18:00, won't be home till about 21:30

@TLRailUK Erf, at London bridge we were advised to get to Brighton by taking a local train to east Croydon, then a train to London Victoria then a train to Brighton. So I said, uh, no, and took the underground to Victoria and got a Gatwick express ticket. Feels a bit bad in hindsight

✅ Disruption between London St Pancras and London Blackfriars has now cleared. 🕓 If you were delayed by 15 minutes or more, you can claim delay repay here 👇 thameslinkrailway.com/delayrepay

⚠️ We have been advised that due to an operational incident between London St Pancras and London Blackfriars, the line towards London Blackfriars is blocked. ℹ️ More to follow.

This TRV compatibility guide from @tado is keeping me sane today as I try to replace a sticky TRV with one that won't fail after 3 years support.tado.com/en/articles/34…

We are looking for new colleagues to join our department (Computer Science @UoY_CS ) at the University of York, UK: jobs.york.ac.uk/vacancy/lectur… York is a beautiful city with lots of things to do and see, ducks and geese, and of course people in the department and the uni are fab :)

Spreading more childhood food memories. Though my family used pork mince, not shoulder. Spread it on bread with American style mustard (the vinegar cuts the fat) French-Canadian Spiced Pork Spread (Gorton) 177milkstreet.com/recipes/french… via @177MilkStreet

Shagbarks and pignuts look like two different types of hickory trees. 6 year old me couldn't tell the difference though but my mother could

Was remembering some foraging I learned as a kid. Nuts dropped from from "Shagbark" trees on the side of the road (aka hickory nuts) soaked in maple syrup from my cousin's trees next door. Sometimes we picked up "pig nuts" by mistake and they were so bitter.

Finished extending my Ender 3. Old plate for scale. New print size is ~305x305x400