Yeah. I retired a year ago, every now & then I say to myself “I’m sure I had a script for that…” bit then I can’t find it of course, which makes me sad.

Oh & I used to sign in to GitHub with a username & password, then GitHub said I needed to change my password, and emailed me a link to my old work address, which I can no longer access.

So I’m going to have to fork my own stuff!

Some say the mice are testing us (Douglas Adams)

I guess it’s more likely the list was drawn up before paramedic was a thing, and then no one thought to change it. The low effort option.

Yeah, shout out for rsync also. It’s awesome. Combine it with ssh & it feels pretty secure too.

A long time ago I was repairing my dad’s camera, I found an article describing the exact fault & a link to how to fix it, but the link was dead.

Used the wayback machine to find a text only copy of the fix (no pictures) which was enough.

Was immensely proud that someone had had the idea to invent the IA & have been recommending it ever since.