Gomez @gomez@toot.wales

So despite the machine being logged into a completely separate account. Because it was still in my device list it was being passed all the file names of the documents I was editing in Office when I was using my account.
It never occurred to me that that would be the case.
I know what I did wasn't really the norm but that must be a privacy if not security issue surely.
#privacy #microsoft #office365

Today's Privacy Gotcha.
A while ago mate bought a new Win 10 PC. I set it up for him & used 1 of my O365 licences to get it running.
Then he bought his own license & I logged out of my M$ account & into his.
Today I was using it & clicked on the Task View icon. Shocked that in the history I could see the names of all the docs I had been working on on my PC.
I couldn't access them without my 365 account pword but still!!!
Checked my account and could see that PC was still in my device list.

I have submitted my literature review assignment HOURS before the deadline. #HappyDance

This literature review is killing me slowly!

Supermarket pricing policies never cease to amaze/confuse me. Today's example

4 Energiser AA = £3.75
8 Energiser AA = £6.00
12 Energiser AA = £5.00

Nuts.

Welsh language afro beats.

N'famady will be playing at Roath Farmers Market tomorrow if you are in #Cardiff
#Roath #AfricanMusic #Wales #Balafon

And we're off.

Legend tells that the first balafon was discovered by the King of Susu, Soumaoro Kanté, and it was given into the guardianship of the djeli Bala Fassèké Kouyaté. The Kouyatés have therefore been a significant family of djeli for generations. N'famady is a direct descendant, and one of the stars of the succession of the Mandingue. - 5/5

ant he was taught to play balafon (a traditional West African natural wooden xylophone), the preferred instrument of both his parents. N’famady then went on to djembe and drumming in the traditional ballet groups of Conakry, the capital of Guinea. In later years he joined various theatre and orchestral groups for festival tours across Africa.

The balafon is sacred in Guinean culture and is traditionally played during ceremonial celebrations, carnivals, and community festivals. - 4/5

alysts for experimentation. The original words of the source songs are in Malinké, Susu, and French, and hail from the four natural regions of Guinea.

This collaboration has been supported by the Arts Council for Wales.

About N'famady:

Born into a griot/djeli family; a West African bardic tradition whereby the Djeli/griots have a guardianship responsibility for preserving traditional Mandingue culture through the sharing of ancient rhythms, songs, stories, and music. As an in - 3/5

reborn in Wales as The Successors of the Mandingue.

The evening will begin with a delicious communal meal of Guinean bean stew (vegan & vegetarian options) followed by 'Mandingue Horizons' a presentation of music performed in collaboration with Cardiff based singer and percussionist Sallie Maclennan. The core of this project is song, and the development of a fusion between African and Welsh voices, by creating new harmonies and new verses using traditional Mandingue sources as ca - 2/5

Tonight I shall mostly be at this!!

Africa Night at Cardiff MADE presents: N’famady Kouyaté’s
The Successors of the Mandingue and Mandingue Horizons.

Join us for a extra special night of West African music and food

Presenting N’famady Kouyaté, from Siguiri in Guinea (West Africa) who is a master balafonist (balafola), singer, percussionist, multi-instrumentalist, and the founder member and leader of Les Héritiers du Mandingue (a traditional Mandingue-modern fusion group) – now - 1/5

I've woken up to worse views.
#Wales #Monmouth #WakeyWakeyRiseAndShine #Morning

Off to Monmouth for 3 days to deliver a residential training program to post graduate students from Swansea University.