Daily Reading (10 December 2015)

[nanila]

What have you been reading today? Everything counts, from a novel-length fic to the labels on your washing!

Comments

[alexseanchai]

Instructions for the Byzantine method of chainmaille from Basic Chain Maille by Lauren Andersen.

And my hands are murder so I think I am going to go find something else to read for a while, so as not to go to work early...

[batdina]

the ba'al shem tov on parshat vayera.

[nanila]

\o/ Excellent.

[weaverbird]

All work documents all the time today. Just getting to Twitter now. But billable hours are nice, so there's that. *g*

[nanila]

:) Billable hours are very useful.

[quoththeravyn]

Contingency procedures for an anomaly simulation, which this time thankfully did not involve the instrument i'm responsible for.

[nanila]

I'm sorry to hear it was necessary, and glad it wasn't your instrument.

[quoththeravyn]

Training is a good thing, and thinking through what to do about anomalies when they're not actually happening is also a good thing. There will be some rewriting of contingency procedures...

[nanila]

Lots of PDFs. Trying to understand how post-programming test times are determined for one-time-programmable devices. Sort-of-succeeding. :/