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@bseymour · 13 December 2008 – 5 February 2026
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April 2020
@hellogeri There is also luckily a sale on the SkySafari Pro app currently - which gives amazing information on the starts, satellite, etc... Last night we were looks at a distant star, and Zoe (10) and I were talking about how the light we were looking at, had left the star 101 years ago!
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@richardwiggins Code club/raspberry pi have a load of project resources, including for python : https://t.co/4jlTVKGiZb
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RT @haktive: The Haktive-at-Home toilet roll special will be released shortly (so sign up for the newsletter quick : https://t.co/ctXMonKeE…
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@Si @maxray I’ve been full-time employed, and also almost-entirely remote for 13 years now... I love visiting the office to socialise, but a opportunity 13 ish years ago coincided with my son being born - that unexpectedly led to exploring remote as a FT employee, and I’ve never looked back
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