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This is just a record of a fediverse post that I made today, and my subsequent (collective) response to the main points raised by various people who replied to me.

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The UK government is consulting on changing the rules around fireworks and pyrotechnics in the UK.

Earlier today, I migrated my self-hosted UniFi controller from Network Manager to UniFi OS Server.

One of the jobs that has been on my list for a while is to migrate my UniFi controller installation from the self-hosted network manager tool to the new UniFi OS Server tool.

My wife and I run a small law firm in the UK.

I have been reading some of Richard Moorhead’s new book, arising mainly from the UK’s Post Office scandal, “Frail Professionalism?

Today, for the first time in years - probably 20 or so - I drove to London.

Two and a half years ago, I found a piece of paper in our parcel box, asking if anyone would consider becoming a governor of a local primary school.

Sandra and I have had this week off, and one of the things I wanted to do was to catch up on my reading.

I found myself wondering the other day whether I was still interested in, let alone excited by, technology.

I’ll be honest, I was a bit surprised that I knew anyone who would buy a pair of Meta AI glasses.

For some reason, the Address Book tab/pane on Thunderbird’s menu bar had gone missing, and I struggled to find out how to get it back.

Some of the UK government’s policy announcements around the Internet - and, in particular, social media and VPNs - are downright concerning me at the moment.

A while ago, I heard that a friend of a friend was running a close quarters battle training course, at an Airsoft site not far from me (Ironsight, in Andover).