Notices by clacke: inhibited exhausted pixie dream boy 🇸🇪🇭🇰💙💛 (clacke@libranet.de), page 111

It tripped again, but now I've identified the roof breaker. I should have switched that off when I moved in, as the roof isn't mine.

I wonder how it can trip the 64A main breaker without tripping the 30A roof breaker.

Also, holy hell, 64A? This is just an apartment, my parents have like 20A or 25A for their two-floor house with garage and stuff. Here we have 30A just for the bedroom. 😲

Ok, now it didn't trip immediately. Fridge is still at 4 °C, freezer went from -19 °C to -13 °C.

Rain stopped a few hours ago, so hopefully we're out of it for this time around.

Kind of don't want to go on any longer trips now before I move to a place where the landlord answers calls and addresses things like this.

@ocdtrekkie I imagine some sockets without proper covers.

It didn't happen before, but it happened during the strong typhoon two weeks ago and the strong rain last week, and today only somewhat strong rain (50 mm/h) tripped it. Currently it won't come on again, I'll try again in a bit. I don't have access to the roof.

They dismantled something on the roof after the storm, a shed of some kind. That might have uncovered something that was previously protected.

MHRA of UK approved: gov.uk/government/news/mhra-ap…

EU's EMA CHMP recommends European Commission to approve:
ema.europa.eu/en/news/comirnat…

Ok, so Comirnaty XBB.1.5 is out and approved by the FDA. Wonder when we can get it in HK. Should probably wait with my next shot if it's coming soon.

Currently though, the free vaccination offer is for 2023 only, so if it's not out yet by the end of the year I should get one anyway. Also I'd like to have a fresh booster before I travel in July, so I'd want the current one more than 180 days before then.

I think I'll just book a visit in December and the new one will either be out or it won't.

To answer my own question earlier, as long as the government is providing covid boosters for free the company probably won't combine it with the flu jab?

pfizer.com/news/press-release/…

I've started watching Star Trek The Animated Series!

I've held off for decades because I thought the outdated and low-cost animation, even for its time, would be a deal breaker for me. It's not, and the generally rather wooden voice acting isn't either. I just take them as style choice, I'm really in it for the stories.

I'm enjoying the compressed 20-minute stories, the more alien aliens that animation allows on the bridge and off it, the stories and dialogue have a touch of humor that TOS never allowed to this extent and, well, it's more Trek to watch as I wait for the next episode of SNW.

#StarTrekTheAnimatedSeries #STTAS
#StarTrek #TheAnimatedSeries #TAS

I was so excited by all the Trek coming out that I forgot there's a Good Omens S2 to enjoy as well!

Will start it tonight.

#GoodOmens
#GoodOmensS2

I'm on a lunch break.

Person in another time zone:

"Hello Claes, good afternoon"

When I come back I respond, but now they are on a lunch break.

I have a permanent status "It's ok to skip the smalltalk, just let me know how I can help you. 😊 nohello.net/ ". Anyone writing a message to me will see this above their input box.

Sadly it is not helping, people do this all the time.

#NoHello #NoHelloNet

> INST
> IGAT
> ION

#TShirtSpotting

> 1962
> The Met Office switches to degrees Celsius for weather reports and forecasts for the general public, with Fahrenheit retained as a secondary unit to aid the transition “for a period of several years.” (It initially uses the obsolete term centigrade).

ukma.org.uk/what-is-metric/uk-…

#uk #metrication #UKMetrication

> Make it simple
> But significant

#TShirtSpotting

@Hypolite Petovan Right, it's not a discussion about the stories and concepts, just about an unofficial canon and easter eggs.

I didn't expect more going in though, it's the background section's fault for being too deep and interesting. 😃

The connection between Weyland-Yutani and Tyrell

web.archive.org/web/2018052700…