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daI'm gonna get a postcard.
From Antarctica.
From this guy, who turns out to be a friend of friends in Perl programming circles. He's a programmer and sysadmin for the Halley Research Station. And he's actually in Antarctica. I'm chuffed.
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alex_at_halley is a feed of his blog (minus the photos, unfortunately, which I think are the best part; but it will tell you when his site updates, at least).
From Antarctica.
From this guy, who turns out to be a friend of friends in Perl programming circles. He's a programmer and sysadmin for the Halley Research Station. And he's actually in Antarctica. I'm chuffed.
alex_at_halley is a feed of his blog (minus the photos, unfortunately, which I think are the best part; but it will tell you when his site updates, at least).
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Date: Thursday, 18 October 2007 01:34 pm (UTC)I sure don't know how many sysadmins there are in Antarctica- but there are over 248 Americans and 39 Brits in the wintertime, spread among 3 and 2 bases respectively. I don't know how much cross-talk there is between bases. But yeah, I bet there is some.
They're on crazy different time-zones, all with 15-hour days. :)