We went to the 99th edition of the Comptoir Suisse, in Lausanne. We saw the wine producers, the food hall, the farm animals, the Japanese exhibit, and then we left because we ran out of spending money and the child threw an outstanding tantrum. We tried to sell him to gypsies, but there were no buyers. These pictures are a lie. They show us actually having fun.
[gallery] Hayley Goodhead
Born and brought up in Staffordshire, Goodhead displayed much promise and raw talent towards the subject of art in its various forms from an early age, and therefore it shocked no-one to learn that Goodhead wanted to heighten and further her interest and skillset within a higher educational surround. She secured herself a weekend job doing commission work to her fund her way through Uni and her immediate life on successful completion of her course.
Hayley’s witty and distinctive animal images are inspired by all things contemporary – well known brands, the colours and patterns of the fashion world, the modern love of the visual joke – and she brings these elements together in her uniquely appealing realist style and vibrant palette.
I wish…

Sphincter-clenching moment
I’ve been on a course for the last week. Hours are brutal, 8:30am to 7pm. Been taking lots of notes on disk, in jupiter notebook files. This is something that I don’t want to lose. The course has a git repo, which I’ve forked on github. This is what happened today:
– pull class repo to get latest files.
– try to push to my github repo. Sadly, this fails, as one of the data files is 102MB and is bigger than github’s file size limit.
– try and git rm the file from my source tree
– try to push to github, that’s a fail.
– look on StackOverflow for magic git incantation to remove file from git history. This is not something that you normally want to do.
– run magic incantation
– REVERT FUCKING GIT HISTORY TO A POINT WHERE THE COURSE STARTED, THUS LOSING 4 DAYS OF WORK AND NOTES!!!!!

– Quickly run through 5 stages of grief.

– Realize that Jupiter notebook is smart/stupid at the same time, and that the versions I have in memory are different than the ones on disk.
– Preciously save MULTIPLE COPIES/EXPORTS of all the important files.

– Unclench
This season’s must-have accessory
Reason #64279644 why I love the Internet

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Nummay, nummay, get in my bellah!
Roquefort, vacherin, brie, cheddar, marinated feta, olives and mushrooms, cheese stuffed peppers, pepperoncini, pickled onions, artichoke hearts, pâté, pastrami, lard, peppered salami, crusty bread, darvida, bruschetta mix.
Not bad for a first attempt.
I might have a problem
I disturbed the cat
The biggest lie on the internet is…
… ‘I have read and agree to the terms and conditions’.
Each and every internet user, were they to read every privacy policy on every website they visit would spend 25 days out of the year just reading privacy policies. If it was your job to read privacy policies for 8 hours per day, it would take you 76 work days to complete the task. For a given EULA, 73% of people admit to not reading all the fine print. Of those who do, only 17% say they understand it.
























