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@bseymour · 13 December 2008 – 5 February 2026
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275 posts in 2022 · newest first
August 2022
@johnwards His non-specialist background, willingness to be open to failing while learning and love of what he is now doing is wonderful. We watched the Aston rebuild first, and have been working through his back catalogue over the last 2 years - taking his M-sport to the ring was ace
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Watching Mat Armstrong (and Hannah and Kevin) rebuild crash-damaged and knackered old cars, is our new greatest thing. This evening the four of us watched him start work on the 1987 BMW E24. https://t.co/f1jBM8AQDT ^^ @johnwards ^^
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RT @vercel_changes: You can now use a total of 64KB in Environment Variables on Vercel instead of the previous 4KB limit. https://t.co/Kho…
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July 2022
About 2 hours ago we were debating if we should take the wiggly slow alternate route that Google maps was suggesting, or stay on the M6 OMGosh we got lucky not to be stick in this! https://t.co/P29CBhw9Tn
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RT @GuiBibeau: If you're looking to learn #Svelte, here are some great resources to get you started: The official tutorial: https://t.co/…
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Correction: Em’s 20th ** Year ** of doing Race for Life. (Some years she did more than one #RaceForLife !!) https://t.co/Rckz6JBZ0L
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