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Yes, that’s not a typo, these are the results from 2013. I’m just posting them here because I couldn’t find them on the internet. Managed to find a copy in my email though so thought I’d just post them here in case anyone else is interested: Surname First Name Gender Race Category Race Number Finishing Time Position Position within Category Running Club Ryman Paul M M 157 36.48 1 1 Frome RC Sage Rich M M 114 38.56 2 2 Wilkinson Darren M M 187 39.13 3 3 Burns Matt M M 193 39.43 4 4 Southville RC Plunkett-Cole Jim M MS40 365 40.04 5 1 Frome McBeth Mike M MV50 181 40.13 6 1 Southville RC Green Charlotte F F 143 40.39 7 1 Bristol & West Hopes Chris M MV50 176 41.12 8 2 Southville RC Blewitt Dan M MS40 196 41.17 9 2 Somer AC Daniels Nick M MS40 164 41.25 10 3 Chard RR Francis Alex M M 171 41.37 11 5 Frome RC Taylor Neil M MS40 365 41.44 12 4 Jordon-Whittaker Sarah F FS35 170 42.00 13 1 Gillingham Trotters Tilling Oliver M M 124 42.12 14 6 Holborn Joe M MJ 156 42.22 15 1 Somer AC Merrick David M MS40 150 43.23 16 5 Somer Layzell Sarah F FV45 175 43.36 17 1 Canix Smith Andrew M MS40 96 44.38 18 6 Stringer Chris M M 158 45.07 19 7 Frome RC Paine Kevin M M 174 45.16 20 8 Frome RC Pemberton Emma F F 192 46.08 21 2 Williams Jonathon M MS40 137 46.29 22 7 Stockley Jamie M M 186 46.36 23 9 Somer AC Brown Dan M MV50 110 46.53 24 3 TBAC Hails Kate F F 177 47.02 25 3 Run 4 Fitness Dunstan Stacey M M 126 47.10 26 10 Somer AC Thistlewaite Naomi F F 191 47.23 27 4 Southville RC Little Dayton M MV50 101 47.25 28 4 Branston John M MS40 129 47.36 29 8 Court Oliver M M 145 47.40 30 11 Hall Andrea F FS35 179 47.52 31 2 Hooper Katie F F 188 47.56 32 5 Clutterbuck Anna F FS35 113 48.01 33 3 Smith Kevin M M 97 48.09 34 12 Symonds Matthew M M 180 48.52 35 13 Myers Tony M MV50 155 48.56 36 5 Southville Doel Esther F FS35 194 49.12 37 4 Rabbitts Des M MS40 162 49.20 38 9 Somer AC Penny Lauren F F 172 49.52 40 6 Frome RC Graham Cliff M MS40 189 49.52 39 10 Baker Stuart M M 125 50.04 41 14 Clark Sam M MJ 104 50.05 42 2 Phibben Lee M M 167 50.14 43 15 Southville RC Betts Jacqui F FV45 182 50.15 44 2 Taylor Martin M MV50 178 50.18 45 6 Frome RC Hunter Frances F F 160 50.30 46 7 Frome RC Carr Simon M MS40 168 51.26 47 11 Wells City Harriers Ellis Debbie F FV45 169 51.33 48 3 Run 4 Fitness Darville John M MS40 127 51.42 49 12 Corbett Helen F F 159 51.48 50 8 Frome RC Steele Christopher M MV50 173 51.55 51 7 Frome RC Townsend Adam M M 184 52.07 52 16 Pearce Liam M M 141 52.22 53 17 Hunt Tom M MJ 151 52.34 54 3 Lewis Anthony M M 165 52.36 55 18 Mclelland Jon M M 166 52.36 56 19 Riddle Paul M MS40 134 52.40 57 13 Riddle Marc M MV50 153 52.40 58 8 Darville Mary F FS35 128 53.16 59 5 Clark Paul M MV50 106 53.17 60 9 Hedley Claire F FS35 111 53.42 61 6 Hamilton Jen F F 190 53.43 62 9 Southville RC Green Chris M MSV60 95 53.49 63 1 Clark George M MJ 105 54.04 64 4 Probert John M MS40 109 54.26 65 14 Steward Hayley F F 144 54.33 66 10 Yeovil Olympiads AC Andrews Thomas M M 132 54.36 67 20 Avis Trudi F FS35 136 54.44 68 7 Hall David M MSV60 123 54.52 69 2 Longhurst Winnie F FS35 133 55.12 70 8 Evans Emma F FS35 131 55.39 71 9 Frome Box Jon M MS40 107 56.15 72 15 Gaffney Lucy F FS35 183 56.35 73 10 Soccorsy Adam M M 195 56.52 74 21 Wilmshurst Jonathon M M 112 56.56 75 22 Turner Alison F FS35 98 57.57 77 11 Harvey Denise F FV45 102 57.57 76 4 Lloyd Shirley F FV45 161 58.05 78 5 Somer AC Jarrett-Scott Victoria F FS35 100 58.43 79 12 Moore Mark M M 103 59.55 80 23 Lake Jan F FS35 116 60.03 81 13 Frome Caston Leila F FS35 400 60.06 82 14 Riddle Elaine F FV45 152 60.27 83 6 Scailes Julie F FV45 148 60.33 84 7 Martin Abi F FS35 197 60.35 85 15 Whittaker Frances F FS35 130 60.41 86 16 Rabbitts Alison F FV45 163 61.50 87 8 Somer AC Plummer Margaret F FSV55 135 63.51 88 1 Frome Parsons Caroline F FV45 121 66.24 89 9 Hodge Jo F FS35 115 66.50 90 17 Townsend Alan M MSV60 185 67.42 91 3 Sheppard Karen F FV45 149 68.54 92 10 Somer Beauchamp Claire F FS35 122 75.50 93 18 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KR1viewqzMStm3OgeE22pTOSZ3TfYigarT2uqh7xDkg/edit?usp=sharing

This post is more a reminder for me. Sorry. Get an SNI certificate from Gandi. And download the certificate It will have a name like: certificate-123456.crt You need to create public and private pem files for google like this: openssl rsa -in cameraforensics.key -text > private.pem openssl x509 -inform PEM -in certificate-123456.crt > public.pem (cameraforensics.key is my private key from when I created the SSL certificate from Gandi) In Google Apps domain manager, upload those files under “Security > show more > SSL for custom domains“: ...

I previously had the (very popular) forerunner 205 so this review will be based on comparing it to that. I bought the 205 when it came out in 2006 and it’s still going strong. I love tech though so decided to treat myself to an “upgrade”… The Good Wifi and bluetooth data uploading. This is really handy. Saves getting the computer out. The live tracking is also good, but it requires you to take your phone on your run. Dedicated button for showing the current time of day. It’s smaller. The Bad No multisport. If you want to enter a triathlon and have transitions etc. you’ll need a different watch. In fact, this watch was unbelievably released without any cycling mode but that is now available in the latest firmware. No navigation features. So no back to start, or following a route for you. You’ll need a different watch. Fewer data fields. The 205 lets you see 4 fields at once. The Ugly GPS isn’t as accurate! In fact, it’s pretty poor. See (http://fellrnr.com/wiki/GPS_Accuracy) : ...

Facebook have broken its messenger feature into its own app. Lots of people freaked out thinking Facebook wanted to use it to spy on them as it requires excessive permissions etc. In reality, it probably needs all those permissions, I don’t really care about that, privacy died years ago. What bothers me is that people use it instead of emailing me. I strongly prefer email. It’s searchable and owned by me. I know I’m swimming against the tide a bit, but I’m clinging on to email for as long as possible. ...

Ok, I just bought a 4K display, whoop! I knew when I bought it that neither my late-2012 Retina Macbook Pro, or my Ubuntu desktop machine would actually drive the monitor at 4K because they both rely on Intel’s HD4000 graphics which is built into their Ivy bridge CPUs. I did however expect to get at least 2560×1440 (if only at 30Hz) which is fine by me, and then I’m ready when I next upgrade… ...

Google’s friendly little chromecast has some great background images. If you want to download all of those images so you can have a nice high quality screen saver on your laptop/mobile etc. just do this: git clone -b patch-1 https://github.com/mattburns/chromecast-backgrounds.git cd chromecast-backgrounds/ npm install lodash q request nopt chalk node cli.js --download=images --size=1024 --load=backgrounds.json Change the size from 1024 to whatever maximum size you want to download. I had to tweak the source from this project on github. Hopefully my fork will get folded in.

Does your current version point to JDK6 even though you’ve installed JDK7? matt$ ls -l /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/CurrentJDK 8 lrwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 59 21 Nov 14:43 /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/CurrentJDK -> /System/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/1.6.0.jdk/Contents The do this: sudo rm /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/CurrentJDK sudo ln -s /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.7.0_51.jdk/Contents/ /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/CurrentJDK If it’s not already, set JAVA_HOME accordingly in your ~/.bash_profile: export JAVA_HOME=/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/CurrentJDK/Home Test it worked: matt$ java -version java version "1.7.0_51" Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.7.0_51-b13) Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 24.51-b03, mixed mode)

If you’re using a UK edition usb keyboard with Ubuntu, you may be swearing every time you want a relatively common characters like £, # or |. I’ve been suffering with a poorly mapped keyboard for months. I’ve no idea why, I just assumed I must have tried when I installed the OS and deemed it impossible. Anyway, I’m an idiot because it’s really easy. Open up your keyboard settings and pick “Layout Settings”: ...

Install Homebrew (if needed) ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL \ https://raw.github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/go/install)" Install R brew tap homebrew/science brew install r

Before OddPrints… A short while ago I wanted to print some photos for a little frame (4x4cm). I don’t own a printer and so I wanted to get it printed online. However, the smallest size offered by most online labs is 4×6". I’m a programmer and amateur photographer, if anyone should find this easy it should be me. How hard can it be? Somehow, I needed to resize and re-save my photo so that it had just the right border around the edge so that when the new image was printed at 4×6" my picture would be in the middle at exactly 4x4cm ready for me to cut out. I scratched my head, searched around and even asked some experts for advice. I ended up installing a command-line image resizing tool and calculated just the right command to convert my photo: ...