BC108
@bc108.bsky.social
Lancashire born engineer, likes techie stuff and anything about renewable energy, friend of LGBTQ, drinks coffee (black) dislikes tea, jam before cream, drifting slowly to Port
Also responsible for cyber security of safety critical systems
Also responsible for cyber security of safety critical systems
Looks like Father Christmas may be coming soon
December 23, 2025 at 9:15 AM
Looks like Father Christmas may be coming soon
Middle aged male here, they are bunch of t0ssers
December 22, 2025 at 9:43 PM
Middle aged male here, they are bunch of t0ssers
Testing the water, not sure if that's on behalf of the party or his own ambitions, but at least the elephant is being discussed
December 22, 2025 at 4:25 PM
Testing the water, not sure if that's on behalf of the party or his own ambitions, but at least the elephant is being discussed
Installed doesn't mean used all the time, so I expect some of the rapid response generation such as gas will be on standby, for example in the UK today we have 10-20GW of system margin, much of this is gas not being used
December 22, 2025 at 8:13 AM
Installed doesn't mean used all the time, so I expect some of the rapid response generation such as gas will be on standby, for example in the UK today we have 10-20GW of system margin, much of this is gas not being used
You are, without doubt, THE place to visit if you have a (checks thesaurus..) specialist interest in largest domestic Roman buildings... But if, tomorrow, you just 'happened' to find a genuine mosaic of a dinosaur.... Just saying 😀. Just kidding, we love you just the way you are
December 18, 2025 at 6:46 PM
You are, without doubt, THE place to visit if you have a (checks thesaurus..) specialist interest in largest domestic Roman buildings... But if, tomorrow, you just 'happened' to find a genuine mosaic of a dinosaur.... Just saying 😀. Just kidding, we love you just the way you are
Have you thought about branching out, perhaps add a display or two about 'central heating control systems through the ages' to widen your appeal to families of plumbers and people with a spare underfloor cavity, a few trees, a book on home improvement and a box of matches
December 18, 2025 at 2:47 PM
Have you thought about branching out, perhaps add a display or two about 'central heating control systems through the ages' to widen your appeal to families of plumbers and people with a spare underfloor cavity, a few trees, a book on home improvement and a box of matches
I found the flat less homely as the kitchen seating was smaller and if a student was in their room they were more isolated than in my day, but there are a lot more SU and Uni managed activities and social spaces that don't revolve entirely around drinking and that was good
December 17, 2025 at 8:56 AM
I found the flat less homely as the kitchen seating was smaller and if a student was in their room they were more isolated than in my day, but there are a lot more SU and Uni managed activities and social spaces that don't revolve entirely around drinking and that was good
My child was in halls last year (35 years ago for me). I noticed two key differences, firstly the social space with the flat was smaller and secondly, due to fire regulations, the bedroom doors were all closed, this really affects isolation as you don't see, hear or interact with people passing by
December 17, 2025 at 7:55 AM
My child was in halls last year (35 years ago for me). I noticed two key differences, firstly the social space with the flat was smaller and secondly, due to fire regulations, the bedroom doors were all closed, this really affects isolation as you don't see, hear or interact with people passing by
Great news, although I don't consider we 'rely' on renewables, we take advantage of them
December 13, 2025 at 8:31 PM
Great news, although I don't consider we 'rely' on renewables, we take advantage of them
Well it's the wrong era for them to opus caementicium the relationship underwater
December 12, 2025 at 8:30 AM
Well it's the wrong era for them to opus caementicium the relationship underwater
Presumably Adam was fed on formula?
December 9, 2025 at 11:48 AM
Presumably Adam was fed on formula?
They have totally lost the plot, much the older generation is lost to reform anyway, the majority of younger people want closer ties with the EU but Labour seem determined to shut then down and funnel their aspirations into low paid social care and hospitality instead
December 7, 2025 at 9:33 AM
They have totally lost the plot, much the older generation is lost to reform anyway, the majority of younger people want closer ties with the EU but Labour seem determined to shut then down and funnel their aspirations into low paid social care and hospitality instead
My child is ASD, at Uni (STEM), Mensa member and is a functioning member of society with no financial support. We got the diagnosis so certain secondary teachers would finally back off on sarcasm and explain things in unambiguous ways. It's a spectrum with a binary diagnosis
December 4, 2025 at 2:51 PM
My child is ASD, at Uni (STEM), Mensa member and is a functioning member of society with no financial support. We got the diagnosis so certain secondary teachers would finally back off on sarcasm and explain things in unambiguous ways. It's a spectrum with a binary diagnosis
This is starting to feel like the titles of Monty Python' Holy Grail
December 1, 2025 at 1:09 PM
This is starting to feel like the titles of Monty Python' Holy Grail
Please make it the arched window, I watched playschool for ages and I'm convinced that statistically they favoured the round one and totally ignored the arched one..... Justice for arched windows!!!!
November 30, 2025 at 4:15 PM
Please make it the arched window, I watched playschool for ages and I'm convinced that statistically they favoured the round one and totally ignored the arched one..... Justice for arched windows!!!!
Many younger people and new drivers will migrate to EVs, they will just lease whatever is a good deal and meets what they need, they won't care it doesn't have pistons.
November 28, 2025 at 3:47 PM
Many younger people and new drivers will migrate to EVs, they will just lease whatever is a good deal and meets what they need, they won't care it doesn't have pistons.
There's an easy answer, if he restores freedom of movement then my daughter will happily quit this godforsaken island and go do science somewhere warmer and more welcoming, that will immediately improve the net figures
November 28, 2025 at 10:13 AM
There's an easy answer, if he restores freedom of movement then my daughter will happily quit this godforsaken island and go do science somewhere warmer and more welcoming, that will immediately improve the net figures
You are going to have to address the Brexit elephant, yes it will upset a few elderly people but they are lost to reform anyway and younger people shouldn't be carrying this burden. The idiocy of the father are not to be laid upon the children.
November 27, 2025 at 8:57 AM
You are going to have to address the Brexit elephant, yes it will upset a few elderly people but they are lost to reform anyway and younger people shouldn't be carrying this burden. The idiocy of the father are not to be laid upon the children.
Perhaps we should tell them that rising sea levels means small boats will be able to sail up to their front doors, that will get them all excitable
November 27, 2025 at 8:49 AM
Perhaps we should tell them that rising sea levels means small boats will be able to sail up to their front doors, that will get them all excitable
Is that dead or mostly dead
a man with gray hair is holding a stick and saying `` all dead , not mostly dead '' in a movie .
ALT: a man with gray hair is holding a stick and saying `` all dead , not mostly dead '' in a movie .
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November 25, 2025 at 7:30 PM
Is that dead or mostly dead
My child will finish HE just before the next election, if reform get in we will not only help fill in applications for overseas jobs but (with tears) pack the suitcase. STEM
November 19, 2025 at 5:44 PM
My child will finish HE just before the next election, if reform get in we will not only help fill in applications for overseas jobs but (with tears) pack the suitcase. STEM
Agreed, it's a slow decline while they tax those who didn't want it, in order to try and maintain the living standards of those who did.
November 10, 2025 at 9:06 AM
Agreed, it's a slow decline while they tax those who didn't want it, in order to try and maintain the living standards of those who did.
I agree, not only does it feel like I'll be asked to pay for other people's mistakes, the government will continue along the same path which will inevitably mean I'll be expected to pay even more in the future
November 10, 2025 at 8:43 AM
I agree, not only does it feel like I'll be asked to pay for other people's mistakes, the government will continue along the same path which will inevitably mean I'll be expected to pay even more in the future