Phil Grass 👊🇪🇺🕊️
@philgrass.bsky.social
🇬🇧/🇩🇪 Doing stuff badly since 1965, 48%er, Parent, Hausmann, ex-IT Project Mgr, Gin tester, 🧬PgCert Genealogist.
Must admit I only know the rhyme from Dad’s Army (don’t tell him Pike 😀). I guess a lot depends on your family’s experience of the war.
My parents were still at school during the war, so were somewhat insulated from the war. There was very little “Collective Memory” of the war.
My parents were still at school during the war, so were somewhat insulated from the war. There was very little “Collective Memory” of the war.
November 14, 2025 at 7:00 PM
Must admit I only know the rhyme from Dad’s Army (don’t tell him Pike 😀). I guess a lot depends on your family’s experience of the war.
My parents were still at school during the war, so were somewhat insulated from the war. There was very little “Collective Memory” of the war.
My parents were still at school during the war, so were somewhat insulated from the war. There was very little “Collective Memory” of the war.
Hi Liz, I thought Windows 10 support has already ended?
October 23, 2025 at 7:46 PM
Hi Liz, I thought Windows 10 support has already ended?
Also a few interesting snippets from the blog.
1. MH will "re-phase, re-impute and re-match" all existing results (see screenshot)
2. As suspected the WGS is 2x coverage, i.e. "each position in the genome is read twice on *average*", with imputation to fill in the blanks.
1. MH will "re-phase, re-impute and re-match" all existing results (see screenshot)
2. As suspected the WGS is 2x coverage, i.e. "each position in the genome is read twice on *average*", with imputation to fill in the blanks.
October 20, 2025 at 5:58 PM
Also a few interesting snippets from the blog.
1. MH will "re-phase, re-impute and re-match" all existing results (see screenshot)
2. As suspected the WGS is 2x coverage, i.e. "each position in the genome is read twice on *average*", with imputation to fill in the blanks.
1. MH will "re-phase, re-impute and re-match" all existing results (see screenshot)
2. As suspected the WGS is 2x coverage, i.e. "each position in the genome is read twice on *average*", with imputation to fill in the blanks.
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3/ Here's a plain language of #Amazon #AWS updates:
12:11AM Pacific: something is up, error rates spike
12:51: Getting worse
1:25: Looks like the hotspot is DynamoDB at US-EAST-1
2:01: It's problem with DNS resolution [Root cause!]
2:22: We've put in initial mitigations, not over yet.
12:11AM Pacific: something is up, error rates spike
12:51: Getting worse
1:25: Looks like the hotspot is DynamoDB at US-EAST-1
2:01: It's problem with DNS resolution [Root cause!]
2:22: We've put in initial mitigations, not over yet.
October 20, 2025 at 9:30 AM
Not a book, but I can thoroughly recommend The History of the Germans podcast, see @hotgpod.bsky.social
October 20, 2025 at 6:17 AM
Not a book, but I can thoroughly recommend The History of the Germans podcast, see @hotgpod.bsky.social