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I just bought another minari. Can't wait to pick it up. 8:34 AM May 20th via Twitter for iPhone
RT @Nash076: It is why both Tesla and the Oatmeal are wonderful: theoatmeal.com/comics/tesla <- this is AWESOME! 12:29 AM May 15th via Echofon
Awesome #bcf #BBQ yesterday. Motivated me to do some more work on the gsxr. Hopefully it'll be running by the end of today. 3:18 AM May 13th via Echofon
Think going to stoneleigh may not have been a good thing for me. My workshop is going to be very full very soon. 6:13 AM May 7th via Echofon
@computermuseum Bletchley park has no such project. The national museum of computing does however. 12:58 AM May 7th via Echofon in reply to computermuseum
Stoneleigh was brilliant despite the lack of my minari. Back at the hotel now and about to head out to find something to eat. 10:14 AM May 6th via Echofon
Should not be up this early on a Saturday. Ah well, stoneleigh should be worth it. 10:55 PM May 5th via Echofon
@jasongorman So I reciprocate your sentiment in that as far as I know nobody from SC has every said "Hi, can I come in for a chat?" 1:00 AM May 4th via web in reply to jasongorman
@jasongorman Are you saying that the park came to you and asked you to organize a conference to raise money for them? 1:00 AM May 4th via web in reply to jasongorman
@jasongorman From what I've seen when people raise money for charity the potential donor/organizer usually takes the initiative. 12:59 AM May 4th via web in reply to jasongorman
@jasongorman it's hard. Which is why we offer guided tours on Sundays. 12:27 AM May 4th via Echofon in reply to jasongorman
@jasongorman especially if there is little or no benefit to the museum. We'd love to open the museum 7 days a week but with volunteers 12:27 AM May 4th via Echofon in reply to jasongorman
@jasongorman can be difficult. 12:26 AM May 4th via Echofon in reply to jasongorman
@jasongorman considering the relevance and everything. Tnmoc is run by volunteers and opening on days other then our stated opening days 12:26 AM May 4th via Echofon in reply to jasongorman
@jasongorman I'm not suggesting that Tnmoc should be the sole benefactor, just that perhaps a percentage of the profits should go there 12:25 AM May 4th via Echofon in reply to jasongorman
@jasongorman especially when there is one so close. 11:26 PM May 3rd via Echofon in reply to jasongorman
@jasongorman just seems strange to me that an event centered around computing has money going to a non computing related organization 11:26 PM May 3rd via Echofon in reply to jasongorman
@jasongorman surely some of the proceeds should be going to Tnmoc? 2:54 PM May 3rd via Echofon in reply to jasongorman
ekampf OSX is for building websites, Linux is for running them, Windows is for testing IE 10:33 PM May 2nd via Twitter for Mac Retweeted by computid and 5364 others
Cut my arms up trying to remove the minaris oil filter. Did not succeed. Ale made it all better though. 3:12 PM May 2nd via Echofon

Name Adam Bradley
Location England
Web http://www.craywi...
Bio Geek, Volunteer at The National Museum of Computing, Super computing enthusiast, Biker, 'Petrol head', looking for more crazy vehicles, Building a Jet engine