Adventure Rocket Ship

Beetled off to Brighton for the weekend, which was something of a curate's egg.

'The quantum thief' is really jolly good, isn't it? I hoovered it up in half a day spent in some hotel rooms and a slow train back to Bristol.

Right now I am hacking on interrupt code for t'Arduino, because obviously there has to be a dead stop followed by swearing when yon robot hits something.

Although. I wonder if the logic might be better the other way up? This stuff's hard, but fun. Moderately simple problems in very constrained environments. Or at least, the responses-to-the-outside are constrained. The outside world isn't, which is also part of the fun.

I am also very glad that I pulled the 'wiring loom' from some horrible old PCs. Plenty of muti-pin headers on long bits of wire.

Once again I exercise my fascination with the flat bits of Gloucestershire by cycling around in them and taking the odd picture. And indeed exercise myself. Only 34 miles, though.

Bourne III is rather good, too.