Matthew Adams

@ythos.bsky.social

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Vikings are here.. a newspaper ad from the British Museum Vikings exhibition, February-July 1980. Illustrated with photos of a stone carving and a sword hilt.
Tony Benn's Spitting Image puppet on News at Benn
A graph from the FT showing PMs in the last decade. 6 UK, 5 for Italy and Japan, 3 for Germany, Netherlands and US, 2 for Canada, France, and Spain.
Gnasher, Dennis's Abyssinian Wire Haired Tripe Hound.
A spiral of dough caught mid-whizz in the bowl of a Kitchen Aid stand mixer with the dough-hook attachment.
A man with a sleeve tattoo, a pink tee and blue jeans is holding up a can above his blue Tesco delivery crate, which is teeming with groceries. Behind him, a bald man with a ginger beard is wearing a black tee and blue jeans, and holding a coffee cup. Both are laughing like they have taken a mind-altering substance.
A spotters guide to space ships from Neptune, Mars, Uranus, Pluto,.Saturn, Jupiter, Venus and Mekonta the hidden city. B&W line drawing of the space ships in a 2x4 grid with a head and shoulders drawing of Dan Dare in the Mekonta square
The workflow designer graph with a node that I've moved and I'm dragging a connection edge from one node to another.
The details view for the git integration as descirbed. There are three commits touching the bound document. I can see their commit ID, and there are compare and roll back options.
A github binding. I'm connected to a repo, and I've selected a branch. You can see I am browsing to a document path in that branch, and can set up paths to store source specifications, scenarios etc.
The "Json" tab of the JSON Scheme editor is selected, and the curly brackets view is available.
The Components tab is selected. I can see parameters, success actions, failure acitions, and inputs. I am editing an input schema called "test" as described in the body text.
Back on the scenarios tab, I have run the imaginatively named session-1123858. It shows me the successful steps and expectations. I can run it again, edit it, delete it, or open it in the debugger.
We've singled stepped through flagDiscrepancies and can now see its output in the debugger view.
The debugger has executed 3 steps (which are green) and is paused on at the breakpoint step. In a debug panel below, we can see the three executed steps, the third of which is selected, and its operation and outputs are visible.
A close up of the flagDiscrepancies node. The breakpoint button at the top left is highted red.
The new scenario tab, with the options for configuring responses etc.
The New working copy dialog, with our standard catalog search widget listing a number of workflows. Nightly Reconcile is selected.
A graph view of the workflow. The two versions are side-by-side, with a pane to the left indicating changes.
Access, Availability and Runner approval tabs are available. We can see on the top approvals tab that there are 2 approvals awaiting us, and 1 is on Access and 1 is on Availability.
A list of environments including Development, Production and Staging. Development is selected and its details pane can be viewed to the right.
An administrators list. The grant in this case is for "group=arazzo-admins" and "iss=arazzo-keycloak"
The onboarding and kyc services are being used. They have valid bindings in the development and production environments.
A matrix of environments in columns (Development, Production, staging) the row indicates whether the workflow version is available in the environment, and whether it is ready for promotion. we can see it is ready for development, but not for Production or Staging.
A list of workflows and their versions. Onboard customer is chosen, and we can see its details in a pane to the right.
A dialog has popped up to for remediating a faulted step. It contains the kind of options described in the body text.
The same workflow list with the faulted run selected. A details pane has opened to the right, giving you information about the faulted run, and remediation options.
Arazzo Control Plane - the Runs tab is selected, and we can see a list of active runs and their states
An Aspire dashboard listing a number of services and their dependencies, including postgres databases, NATs, Keycloak and Vault.
A photo of a TV screen. Hywel Bennett has slicked back hair and glasses and a brown jacket. He is standing in a Library. A WPC has her back to us at the left of the screen.
Two soldiers, head and shoulders., wearing Briitsh camouflage uniforms. The one on the left wears a black beret. The one on the right has blond hair.
A head and shoulders shot of Ray Stevenson in a Metropolitan Police Sergeant's uniform. He is sitting in a white-walled room, looking grimly off to our right.
A pile of DVDs on a shelf. A taste of honey The box of delights Amelie Cairo time Another one with no test Doctor Who 60th Anniversary specials.
A pile of dvds. Clayhanger, Chess in Concert, Staggered and Kinvig.
Tired guy with baby in his arms. Grey/white earthenware.
Corinthian Bronze Helmet, 460BC. Photo from the OP whose post this quotes.
Noel Coward, In Which We Serve
A head and shoulders portrait on board of a roman-era Egyptian. They are protrayer wjth a gold necklace with a black pendant, and a white tunic with the. Red stripes straight down from the shoulders.
A bookshelf. Ali Bongo's Book of Magic is sandwiched between books by Juan Tamariz and Pat Page.
A panel from a comic. A boy with tousled hair, a white shirt, and a black and white striped tie is holding up a battered and ancient pair of studded football boots He is thinking "Cor football boots! They must be donkey's years old... We don't wear things like this any more!"
A screen shot from the ZX Spectrum tennis game "Match Point*.
A well established if slightly seedy rose bush has about 25-30 rich pink blooms.
A picture of a TV screen. A policeman is in the foreground. Behind him are a number of posters on a notice board. The largest of which has two uniformed policeman composited next to another who appears to be doing a handstand. Off to the edge is a blue metropolitan police box universally recognized as the TARDIS, and underneath in large blue text on a yellow background, the words "PATRICK WHO?*
A spread from the book published to accompany the British Museum Stonehenge exhibition from 2022. There is a page of explanatory text on the left which is too long to reproduce here, along with 3 bronze age cups. The Ringlemere cup is made of gold, and slightly crushed. It has a rounded conical body with a ripple effect and a round base, a flared rim and a single side handle. The Rillaton cup is also gold, but it is essentially intact. A similar form to the Ringlemere but a flatter base. The Hove cup (the same as the OP's picture) is made of a deep orange amber. And has a similar form again, but the ripple effect is reduced to some inscribed lines that run around the body, parallel to the base. They are all about 8-10cm in diameter, and of similar height.
Front and side views of someone standing in a whole body aluminised pyro suit against a solid background of orange flame. Logar says "be prepared".
Anton Walbrook is wearing a military jacket with a large white bandage on his head. He is grinning impishly with a cigarette drooping from his lips. He sits on a white wooden chair, with a patterned rug on his lap.
A head and shoulders portrait photo. Anton Walbrook has a fine moustache, curled up at the end, a white shirt unbuttoned at the neck, and close cropped dark hair. His expression is focused and stern.
Wrapped Milk choc and dark choc tunnocks (silver/red and gold/purple respectively) and a half sectioned milk choc revealing it's mallow, choc and biscuit layers)
Three children in Edwardian clothes sit on a fence. A still from The Railway Children film.
A can of Rubicon sparkling passion fruit drink.
My dad with bristly moustache, NHS specs, a green jumper and beige trousers sits on the grass. Toddler-me is standing up using his shoulder for support. I am wearing a blue patterned jumper and my signature 70s brown shorts. There are daffodils in the border and a trelliswork fence in the background. We are both looking at something off-camera with big smiles on our faces.
B&W photo taken from an LCI approaching dog green sector, Omaha Beach on D-Day.
Two trophies - one brass coloured with tragedy/comedy masks, the other a stylised blue flame. They are poking out of a white cardboard bag with a green cord handle.
A bearded man in a green smock parka brandishes some sort of gun while a blonde woman in a blue denim trouser suit stands behind him.
The cover of Asterix and the Mansions of the Gods. Asterix, a Cartoon Gaul with red trousers and a white winged helmet, sulks in front of a white image of a large multi storey apartment block, surrounded by a laurel wreath.
Matthew Adams: British Television and Film Actor. 241 Strength Top 25%
A screenshot of an isometric 3D ZX Spectrum Game. A lone figure wanders in a courtyard. There is a forbidding wall with a door in it behind, and a wire fence and guard tower in the foreground. Outside the main playing area is a red flag at the top of a tall flagpole that runs the full height of the left hand side of the screen, and below the play area are icons of some food, a radio and an alarm bell. Further across from those icons is a row of medals with a score overlayed on them.
A biplane flies away from us and banks round to the right, against blue sky and clouds.
A picture of David Hockney on the BBC website. He is wearing a pale green cardigan, a blue shirt with a red tie, and his signature white cap and round glasses, in front of one of his digital art images of a ferny green forest floor dotted with pink and yellow flower heads, with bright reddish brown vertical tree trunks, presented on a video wall. The caption reads "LIVE Celebrated British artist David Hockney dies aged 88. The painter's style was one of the most recognizable in the modern ear.