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Entry tags:
- bi,
- busy,
- manchester,
- social
Weekend plans / misc
Friday: head to Manchester afternoon sometime. Meet up with ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
softfruit to see The Manchester Passion, an event I saw whilst casually reading ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
manchester.
Evening - t.b.c.. Probably involving dinner of somekind withtrebor.
Saturday/Sunday: daytime is another Bi Actvist's weekend. Saturday evening will most likely be a soiree chezangeoverhere.
Sunday evening: undecided.
Monday: Morning undecided. Late afternoon: pub with random MancGoffs. Evening: undecided.
Tuesday: Morning undecided, though my train leaves at mid-day.
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Random question directed at the geeks, but with possible amusement factor for all: What naming schemes have you encountered for computers?
At uni there were a couple of clusters I used with regularity. One room's machines were named after Carry On films - "Upthekybher" being one. At first that particular one confused me because when I first used that machine I'd neither heard of that film, nor ascertained the naming scheme. (I thought maybe it could be a double entendre, but then thought it not likely in a Uni environment). Another cluster had celestial bodies (planets, stars, etc.). At home I use album names from a particular artist, though the small scope doesn't limit me as I have only a handful of machines.
My fridge smells of dill.
softfruit to see The Manchester Passion, an event I saw whilst casually reading manchester.Evening - t.b.c.. Probably involving dinner of somekind with
trebor.Saturday/Sunday: daytime is another Bi Actvist's weekend. Saturday evening will most likely be a soiree chez
angeoverhere. Sunday evening: undecided.
Monday: Morning undecided. Late afternoon: pub with random MancGoffs. Evening: undecided.
Tuesday: Morning undecided, though my train leaves at mid-day.
* * *
Random question directed at the geeks, but with possible amusement factor for all: What naming schemes have you encountered for computers?
At uni there were a couple of clusters I used with regularity. One room's machines were named after Carry On films - "Upthekybher" being one. At first that particular one confused me because when I first used that machine I'd neither heard of that film, nor ascertained the naming scheme. (I thought maybe it could be a double entendre, but then thought it not likely in a Uni environment). Another cluster had celestial bodies (planets, stars, etc.). At home I use album names from a particular artist, though the small scope doesn't limit me as I have only a handful of machines.
My fridge smells of dill.