Blipping supper

is a clue that today has been a weak on the visuals. Having said that, setting up and running a Nessus vulnerability scan on the home network was satisfying - an activity for my MSc course. I discovered that the laser printer is not shy enough and "An SNMP community name is the default (e.g. public), null, or missing". Oops, how awful. This problem has been known since 1997. Not sure that the detailed logs of this and 31 lesser vulnerabilities would make a great blip

So here are  the ingredients  for the start of a spelt risotto. Off camera are spelt, chicken, chorizo and stock. They are shy, you see, and have changed their SNMP IDs.