James Millner

Slowly coming to terms with summer being over 🍂🍁🌦️

Experimenting with Claude Code and some FIT files to try and map out some of my workout data. Pretty neat what a couple of fairly well crafted prompts can churn out

Today, my research group @ Georgia Tech released a paper on vulnerabilities in Tile --- the second largest device finding network after Apple's AirTags.

You can read about it in Wired, reporting by @kimzetter.bsky.social!
www.wired.com/story/tile-t...

Very neat Mark! I've been thinking about (too long) for doing something similar. Nice to see something to give me some inspiration

Done a few cosmetic tweaks and subsequently added:

* Cost analysis (*Rough and ready based on UK used markets)
** Includes battery replacement costs

Currently just supports iPhone & Apple Watch, as they're two devices I own and the battery health is simple and easy to find

Ever wanted a quick way to check your Apple device battery health against the release specs? #AppleEvent

batteryscope.netlify.app

Threw this together quickly, with a bit of AI assisted development 🎉

Another decent #AppleEvent. Although still can't believe AirPods Max are 5 years old now, with no real new release. Sorry but USB-C and new colours doesn't count 😆

a man in a hat is holding a green guitar that says avm2 ALT: a man in a hat is holding a green guitar that says avm2

Accurate representation of me with social media

Teach a robot to fish and soon you won't remember how to.

Sights of summer trickling in. Another scorcher of a day ahead in April, hoping this means we’ve got a packed summer of this weather!

This is a picture from last nights ride in the glorious West Yorkshire hills 🌞

Morning Bluesky.

China has just raised tariffs on US goods to 125%, matching the US tariff inc.

Who blinks first?

Post a movie from the year you turned 18

The big yellow object in the Sky, really is a pleasant sight to see ☀️ 🌞

Men are facing a loneliness epidemic. So why do Dems want to stop group chats where guys bond over shared military interests?

By Ross Douthat

No it’s super slick, mobile app that you just buy credits and book 60 minutes or more 👍

It varies in price, and certainly a premium service, but an hour cost me £20 last night between 10 and 11.

Fully stocked with WiFi, Bluetooth speaker, private and secure. Would love to see more of these!

Just finished my first session at Solo60 in Shoreditch. What a cool concept. Essential book a solo gym for a period of time! Really convenient and private 👍 what a great idea!

So much talk about AI coding tools, vibe coding, AI agents

So many complaints of these tools “breaking down” above some complexity / context length

So little - basically no - talk about software architecture that makes for code devs can easily maintain/evolve. Or AI tools!

@luca.run Thank you! Straight forward and easy to work with!

Aaaand we’re back in business! Dusted off the old ClusterHAT 2.3 and been tinkering with some Homelabby SOC this evening. Also migrated my PiHole instance to it as a first ditch play!

It’s also hooked up to a Tapo energy monitoring plug 🤓. Super cool!

Morning Bluesky.

Welcome to the Age of De-evolution.

Haha!

I opened it up today and was just met with absolute rubbish. Decided enough is enough. I’m just gonna clean house.

I’d deactivate it entirely, but then you lose access to the developer portal. Not that it’s particularly exciting, but effort to resign up again

Nevermind, after re-authing with X and clearing some cache, I seem to have been able to request an archive. Will hopefully trial this soon 👍

GitHub - lucahammer/tweetXer: Delete all your Tweets for free Delete all your Tweets for free. Contribute to lucahammer/tweetXer development by creating an account on GitHub.

Ah dang, I reposted github.com/lucahammer/t... 3 months ago. But it appears the archive option has been kiboshed from X

I seem to remember a few folks had some open tools around to remove all your content from X. I've lost my references to them.

Has anyone got any recommended tools for the job?

The start… of the decluttering…

Newsletters rapidly get out of hand!

Apple pulls data protection tool after UK government security row Customers' photos and documents stored online will no longer be protected by end-to-end encryption.

Well this is disappointing www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...