Joe Reddington

@joereddington.com

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he/him. Dad. Into: vegan food, collaborative writing, disability, memory palaces, and my code someday working. Runs a charity. Cyber security lecturer at Royal Holloway. Glass sibling.

Alan Turing’s statue in Manchester surrounded by lots of bunches of flowers and some pots of flowers. Most are on the bench and some are on the floor.
As per post
Pizza on a table
Just weeks in front of a shed
“Now this is an Avengers level threat@
The collar around the Bowden tube is pushing out.
A 3D printer
Both kids on bikes
I have stubble, blotchy face, very tired eyes and for some reason today I am very asymmetrical
Alan Turing's statue in Manchester surrounded by flowers.
An empty inbox.
An empty inbox.
Foyer of the BFI at Waterloo. I recommend it as a quiet meeting space in London
Tom Cruise in Collateral
The British Library
A dim, slightly crappy, photo of jupiter.
Toast which has one quater just margerine, one quarter just jam, one quarter just peanut butter, and one quarter both.
A Lego model of the international space station on a wooden desk.
A hand holding a ‘no more nail’ container in one of those containers that builders use for squirting.
Small child in snowsuit with hot chocolate on camping chair in the dark.
Six different apples on a plate.
A passage on a study by Laming (1990) on the reliability of marking in higher education. It examined the marks given by pairs of blind markers for university examination answers. The correlations between the markers’ scores ranged from 0.47 to 0.72 in one year and from 0.13 to 0.37 in the second
A monster £300 Swiss Army knife that is literally as wide as it is long.
A den made out of blankets and curtains and couches.
A screenshot of an empty inbox.
A laptop plugged into an arduino surrounded by lots of other electronics
graffiti of a flayed human in a tunnel.
I picture of my amazing face. Also in shot: van Gogh's 'Sunflowers"
My 4yo and me playing Kerplunk
Outstanding roast potatoes.
and emtpy whatsapp inbox.
Plate of food. Chips, veg and a juicy marbles cutlet thing.
screenshot of an empty inbox.
"The specified URL cannot be found"
"Screenshot showing the availability of an online book through an institution. The options include: 'Read Online,' 'Download Book,' and 'Download PDF Chapter.' For 'Read Online,' it mentions 23 pages remaining for copy out of 23. For 'Download Book,' it allows downloading all pages for up to 1 day using third-party software. For 'Download PDF Chapter,' it allows downloading up to 92 pages, which can be used with any PDF software and does not expire. The 'Download PDF Chapter' option indicates 92 pages remaining out of 92."
A tweet saying "Imagine if social media closed every day at 6pm like a shop"
The image contains a passage with the following section highlighted: “I may not, perhaps, be forgiven for introducing sober matters with a frivolous notion, but the problem of making sense out of the seeming chaos of experience reminds me of my childish desire to send someone a parcel of water in the mail. The recipient unties the string, releasing the deluge in his lap. But the game would never work, since it is irritatingly impossible to wrap and tie a pound of water in a paper package. There are kinds of paper which won’t disintegrate when wet, but the trouble is to get the water itself into any manageable shape, and to tie the string without bursting the bundle.”
The image features a passage from a text, with the following section highlighted: “Where the Buddha refused to answer questions about the existence of God, Watts is more inclined to smash idols. He uses modern physics as proof that there is no evidence for the physical existence of God, arguing that no such proof will ever be offered (a reckless prediction, but how could Watts have anticipated post-quantum theories that posit a universe imbued with infinite intelligence?).”
The image contains a passage from a text with the following highlighted section: “For an eccentric to dabble in Eastern thought was acceptable in his native England. Because it possessed India and strong footholds in China, England produced some minds who were willing to delve deeper into Vedanta and Buddhism than the usual blinkered colonialist.”
A small blue circle in a white background with veritifying written on it.
It's me, but ten years younger, having a confident opinion about something on a panel.
As per post.
Toast as per post.
David mitchell as ludwig
A bar of “Gnaw” chocolate.