'ingie
@ingie.com
Mannin based musical human creator/dismantler of things.
rambling and generally being sceptical about nonsense.
https://soundcloud.com/ingie/
#music, #languages, #scienceystuff, #programming, #arduino, #gaelg (manx) often humorous, naturally #autistic
rambling and generally being sceptical about nonsense.
https://soundcloud.com/ingie/
#music, #languages, #scienceystuff, #programming, #arduino, #gaelg (manx) often humorous, naturally #autistic
Classic spaceships from the film "Star Wars"
October 25, 2025 at 12:01 PM
Classic spaceships from the film "Star Wars"
give me a couple of hours with a second hand Novation Launchpad mini, 2 mirrors, some python code, and a small plastic octopus...
and I'll give you a kaleidoscopic octopus disco, whether you need one or not.
and I'll give you a kaleidoscopic octopus disco, whether you need one or not.
July 29, 2025 at 6:02 PM
give me a couple of hours with a second hand Novation Launchpad mini, 2 mirrors, some python code, and a small plastic octopus...
and I'll give you a kaleidoscopic octopus disco, whether you need one or not.
and I'll give you a kaleidoscopic octopus disco, whether you need one or not.
Indeedy.
Raz was the first person I knew outside of my home village really when me an a friend started going out to "the capital" back in 1987.
Raz at the time was a singer for The Bastinados, a goth cover band.
For a Hillsborough support gig in 89, he sang for me on a few tunes I'd done.
RIP.
Raz was the first person I knew outside of my home village really when me an a friend started going out to "the capital" back in 1987.
Raz at the time was a singer for The Bastinados, a goth cover band.
For a Hillsborough support gig in 89, he sang for me on a few tunes I'd done.
RIP.
July 6, 2025 at 11:48 AM
Indeedy.
Raz was the first person I knew outside of my home village really when me an a friend started going out to "the capital" back in 1987.
Raz at the time was a singer for The Bastinados, a goth cover band.
For a Hillsborough support gig in 89, he sang for me on a few tunes I'd done.
RIP.
Raz was the first person I knew outside of my home village really when me an a friend started going out to "the capital" back in 1987.
Raz at the time was a singer for The Bastinados, a goth cover band.
For a Hillsborough support gig in 89, he sang for me on a few tunes I'd done.
RIP.
*adds to Fall collection*
Seth Armstrong-a,
shotgun under arm,
keeping his mind dry
the home farmer
he stalks the woolpack wilds-a.
Seth Armstrong-a,
shotgun under arm,
keeping his mind dry
the home farmer
he stalks the woolpack wilds-a.
July 2, 2025 at 10:45 AM
*adds to Fall collection*
Seth Armstrong-a,
shotgun under arm,
keeping his mind dry
the home farmer
he stalks the woolpack wilds-a.
Seth Armstrong-a,
shotgun under arm,
keeping his mind dry
the home farmer
he stalks the woolpack wilds-a.
I wonder how many LED balloons included in this total would scramble in the summer sky?
June 25, 2025 at 4:24 PM
I wonder how many LED balloons included in this total would scramble in the summer sky?
This is the most insightful science comment I've seen on the subject of universe expansion.
( From Sabine Hossenfelder's latest on possible new CMB anti-thesis : bsky.app/profile/hoss... )
( From Sabine Hossenfelder's latest on possible new CMB anti-thesis : bsky.app/profile/hoss... )
June 23, 2025 at 7:49 PM
This is the most insightful science comment I've seen on the subject of universe expansion.
( From Sabine Hossenfelder's latest on possible new CMB anti-thesis : bsky.app/profile/hoss... )
( From Sabine Hossenfelder's latest on possible new CMB anti-thesis : bsky.app/profile/hoss... )
I'd previously assumed that was all one sector.
June 23, 2025 at 1:33 PM
I'd previously assumed that was all one sector.
Whoop... I've captured an EMU... Classic Keys
It really fills out the dub piano vamping with the D110
It really fills out the dub piano vamping with the D110
June 18, 2025 at 9:13 PM
Whoop... I've captured an EMU... Classic Keys
It really fills out the dub piano vamping with the D110
It really fills out the dub piano vamping with the D110
sound like it's already starting near his anus.
June 18, 2025 at 3:50 PM
sound like it's already starting near his anus.
i might add I can only say that loading these sorta tape drives every day for years was a "joy" only slightly outweighed by the noise of a 1000 lpm printer
I didn't dress like these tho. It was the late 80s ofc. I had baggy jeans, pixie boots, shirt down to my ankles and "trevor horn" sunglasses :D
I didn't dress like these tho. It was the late 80s ofc. I had baggy jeans, pixie boots, shirt down to my ankles and "trevor horn" sunglasses :D
June 11, 2025 at 1:19 PM
i might add I can only say that loading these sorta tape drives every day for years was a "joy" only slightly outweighed by the noise of a 1000 lpm printer
I didn't dress like these tho. It was the late 80s ofc. I had baggy jeans, pixie boots, shirt down to my ankles and "trevor horn" sunglasses :D
I didn't dress like these tho. It was the late 80s ofc. I had baggy jeans, pixie boots, shirt down to my ankles and "trevor horn" sunglasses :D
aside: anyone missing these issues of Input magazine from '84
June 11, 2025 at 12:32 PM
aside: anyone missing these issues of Input magazine from '84
Personal: ZX81, 1K ('82)
School: PET ('82ish)/ 380Z ('83ish) [latter hidden in a room off a physics lab] , BBC Micro ('83ish) [first CS lessons]
from a school exercise book c81, i just found this buggy mess.. tbf at this point i'd not used a computer except in w.h. smiths (if/when visiting UK)
School: PET ('82ish)/ 380Z ('83ish) [latter hidden in a room off a physics lab] , BBC Micro ('83ish) [first CS lessons]
from a school exercise book c81, i just found this buggy mess.. tbf at this point i'd not used a computer except in w.h. smiths (if/when visiting UK)
June 11, 2025 at 12:25 PM
Personal: ZX81, 1K ('82)
School: PET ('82ish)/ 380Z ('83ish) [latter hidden in a room off a physics lab] , BBC Micro ('83ish) [first CS lessons]
from a school exercise book c81, i just found this buggy mess.. tbf at this point i'd not used a computer except in w.h. smiths (if/when visiting UK)
School: PET ('82ish)/ 380Z ('83ish) [latter hidden in a room off a physics lab] , BBC Micro ('83ish) [first CS lessons]
from a school exercise book c81, i just found this buggy mess.. tbf at this point i'd not used a computer except in w.h. smiths (if/when visiting UK)
I'm not sure that's what they normally plan on doing in their display.
June 5, 2025 at 5:19 PM
I'm not sure that's what they normally plan on doing in their display.
"Strange BUT True"
I'll allow the middle two, and I'll forgive the first one, because objectively it is a bit strange, even if it's likely not meant to be strange to the people in the story...
but I draw the line at "Chess grandmaster playing match against 140,000 people reveals expected result"
I'll allow the middle two, and I'll forgive the first one, because objectively it is a bit strange, even if it's likely not meant to be strange to the people in the story...
but I draw the line at "Chess grandmaster playing match against 140,000 people reveals expected result"
June 5, 2025 at 10:35 AM
"Strange BUT True"
I'll allow the middle two, and I'll forgive the first one, because objectively it is a bit strange, even if it's likely not meant to be strange to the people in the story...
but I draw the line at "Chess grandmaster playing match against 140,000 people reveals expected result"
I'll allow the middle two, and I'll forgive the first one, because objectively it is a bit strange, even if it's likely not meant to be strange to the people in the story...
but I draw the line at "Chess grandmaster playing match against 140,000 people reveals expected result"
for various logical, sceptical, and perhaps bordering on "hilariously" cynical reasons, i take issue with almost everything claimed here:
June 3, 2025 at 1:16 PM
for various logical, sceptical, and perhaps bordering on "hilariously" cynical reasons, i take issue with almost everything claimed here:
Ironically the first thing Gemini said when I asked it to comment on this [i added back in your space-abbreviated grammar for clarity] was
"This is classic deflection"
and after the below went onto explain in several 4 options of reprimand / retraining for the colleague.
"This is classic deflection"
and after the below went onto explain in several 4 options of reprimand / retraining for the colleague.
May 28, 2025 at 1:15 PM
Ironically the first thing Gemini said when I asked it to comment on this [i added back in your space-abbreviated grammar for clarity] was
"This is classic deflection"
and after the below went onto explain in several 4 options of reprimand / retraining for the colleague.
"This is classic deflection"
and after the below went onto explain in several 4 options of reprimand / retraining for the colleague.
Indeed. This is from their email earlier in the week:
May 23, 2025 at 2:04 PM
Indeed. This is from their email earlier in the week:
🎶The meat and cheese,
has been seized
Polluting the nation, with their
bries and bits of bacon
has been seized
Polluting the nation, with their
bries and bits of bacon
May 22, 2025 at 3:18 PM
🎶The meat and cheese,
has been seized
Polluting the nation, with their
bries and bits of bacon
has been seized
Polluting the nation, with their
bries and bits of bacon
Yeah, but have *you* been on telly with The Wurzels
[ aside: by measure of my exciting life, i'm still only about 500 yards from this harbour wall as I type this for better or worse :) ]
[ aside: by measure of my exciting life, i'm still only about 500 yards from this harbour wall as I type this for better or worse :) ]
May 19, 2025 at 4:24 PM
Yeah, but have *you* been on telly with The Wurzels
[ aside: by measure of my exciting life, i'm still only about 500 yards from this harbour wall as I type this for better or worse :) ]
[ aside: by measure of my exciting life, i'm still only about 500 yards from this harbour wall as I type this for better or worse :) ]