Alex Willmer

@alex.moreati.org.uk

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Python and Ansible developer. Recovering Sherlock. Armchair supervillain. Pun usually intended. He/they. https://moreati.org.uk 🐘 https://social.moreati.org.uk/@alex

A poster showing Count Binface, in the style of President Obama's "Hope" campaign, with a "Vote Binface 2026" badge. The crudely altered slogan reads: HDPE. High-density polyethylene for Clacton on Sea.
Clipping from heat safety table. "Heat Strategy: Aggressive fluid and electrolyte loading"
A large sticker with a large yellow warning triangle cotaining a !. Below it official looking text reads: NOTICE Unattended laptops will bw upgraded with Linux
Exterior. Matt Gray and Tom Scott sitting on a bench. Matt: Feel old? 18 year olds were born in this Millenium Tom: Yeah. Do you know it's been 27 years since The Matrix came out? You wouldn't believe it.
2 USB NFC readers made by ACS. One is white and unpacked, the other is still in its bubble wrap.
An electronic price label for LIDL Parkside Safety Glasses. New price: £2.99. Crossed out price: £NaN.
An XKCD-style cartoon with 2 stick figures talking. Her: XKCD is second nature to us nerds, so it's esay to forget that the average person probably only knows KXCD 327, 386, 927, 936, and 2347 Him: And 2501, of course Her: Of course Caption: Even when they're trying to compensate for it, experts in anything wildly overestimate the average person's familiarity with their field.
A torn packet on a carpet, with a gift label attached. A set square has been placed next to it, to preserve evidence of the scene.
Visual Studio Code showing .python_history in the top pane, and a terminal session below. Both panes begin empty. A Python REPL is started in the terminal. 2 lines of Python code are entered and executed. The Python REPL is exited, which writes the lines to the .python_history shown in the upper pane. A second Python REPL is started in the terminal. The up and down keys are used to navigate the history from the first session. Both history lines are erroneously rendered on a single REPL line. A macOS Terminal window is then shown over the VS Code window, and a third Python REPL started, this one behaves correctly - only a howing a single line of history at a time.
Visual Studio Code showing .python_history in the top pane, and a terminal session below. The terminal session shows a Python REPL session, and two lines from the .python_history have been erroneously rendered on a single line.
Professor Farnsworth announcing "Good body, everynews! lzma_cf supports multithreaded compression"
Screenshot of the post this is in reply to. The 👉 isn't rendered, 3 � glyphs appear in it's place.
Two Kendo graders standing in fronnt of a wall, pointing at the sheet saying they passed Nidan (2nd Dan) grade. I'm on the right.
An unchcked checkbox labelled "Enable Link previews", from Firefox preferences. Descriptive text below it reads "See page title, decsription, and more. Use one of the shortcuts or right-click to preview links". Three sub-checkboxes below it are greyed out and also unchecked.
A single ripe blackberry on the bush, surrounded by unripe green blackberries
Photo of a flip chart. At first glance the cover sheet says AI Flipchart Pad. It's actually A1 Flichart Pad, but in a san-serif font.
A tree stump with a bird house on it, surrounded by grave stones. The stump is cordoned off on all sides with red striped hazard tape.
A stuffed baggage wearing aa white cape embroidered with the text: In old and fragile. Please don't stroke me.
Portrait of a Star Wars Jawa wearing a brown hooded cloak, face in shadow with yellow glowing eyes. Text in stencil font at the top reads: DROIDS WANTED CASH WAITING
A roll of "M M M" double sided, Hxres tape. Not to be confused with 3M™️ tape.
Two 3D printed car boot cargo fixers, in front of a banana (for scale). They're L shaped with one half is a solid rectangle with velcro on the outside, the other half had triangle cut outs. They work by sticking to the carpet in a car boot, to stop small items sliding.
Two variations of a 3D printed retention clip on an RJ45 ethernet plug. The clips attach to the cable where it meets the base of the plug. One of the plugs is longer to account for the strain relied. Both clips extend a bar to the front of the plug, providing a T-shaped latch to hold the plug in the socket.
Close up of a 3D printed retention clip attached to an RJ45 ethernet plug. The clip is secured by a black zip tipe that passes through a hole in the clip and around the plug.
Speculative diagram of Megawatt Charging System, version 3.2. It looks like an alien face. 2 very large orange round circles labelled DC make up the eyes. A smaller green circle labelled PE is the mouth. Smaller shapes between make the nose and cheeks.
Screenshot of a Google search result for my handle "moreati". Highlighted text in the AI summary reads "Moreati is a collection of Ansible modules and filters that can be used for managing Python packages and virtualenvs."
Scene from the cartoon Pinky and the Brain. Two white lab mice standing in their cage at night. One of them, Brain, looms over the camera with arms outstreched. His oversized head is in shadow. He's clearly about to reveal his megalomaniac plan and do his villain laugh.
Partial screenshot of a login page. The text reads "Note: Please turn on Javascript and ActiveX control setting on Internet Explorer."
A 3D printed T key with a tapered square tip; for a unlocking a utility cupboard. It's sitting on a print bed, and the outline of it can be seen, where a layer of glue was pulled away when the freshly printed key was removed.
A black 3D printed scraper tool with a steel blade. The top surface of the handle is reflecting the light.