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On 16 December 2000, a young @dra1 stepped out on to the stage of St Martin-in-the-Fields making what would be the first of many performances of Johann Sebastian Bach’s great Mass in B minor. On 16 November last year, just under 25 years later, a slightly greyer @dra27 stepped out on the stage of King’s Hall at Newcastle University for what, for now at least2, would be his last performance of this great work3. As I write this in the 9 hour window of unemployment between finishing at the University of Cambridge and Tarides and commuting down to 2½ Devonshire Square to start at Jane Street, it’s a new year and a change of course. the “27” wouldn’t be allocated until the next October ↩ never say never… ↩ I’ve never recorded the work, although I recorded Ach, bleibe doch from Himmelfahrtsoratorium BWV 11 with Musik Podium Stuttgart ten years ago, which is one of the source arias for the famous Agnus Dei of the mass ↩

Discovered how I can set up Open Telemetry on my chaufur using Prometheus, Grafana, and Jaeger for monitoring and tracing.

After Thomas’ talk today I wanted to try Irmin for myself.

We are thrilled to have been selected by the Paris Open Source Summit committee to talk about “Secure-by-design IoT applications using…

Interview with Randal Schwartz and Simon Phipps about MirageOS on FLOSS Weekly podcast episode 302.