Sam Holloway

@samholloway.bsky.social

A heady mix of broadcast radio, record collecting and software development, with added maths.

INCORRECT IT FACTS : the DNS lookup record for IPv6 addresses was developed in Liverpool, alongside some of the smaller cylindrical consumer battery formats, and the highest-ranked credit ratings.

It's great to be living through this golden age of snooker, where matches are contended equally between players one of whom is twice the age of the other. These Worlds must rank up there for quality and consistency throughout. Congratulations, Wu!

It's almost like Hargreaves Lansdown make their platform sporadically unavailable on days of high volatility to protect their clients from making rash decisions. Ironically this has probably been to customers' benefit. (Incidentally, I am available for high-volume high-availability consultancy work)

It's the final day of Lent Bumps and as usual I'll be live on Cam FM hosting our exclusive coverage of the races! We've stacked the river with more commentators than ever before, so what could possibly go wrong? Tune in bumps.camfm.co.uk to find out! First race 1240, through to the end after 5.

I used to do a full stream of Olympics posts (often then featured by BBC Sport) but that's not how things work now. Suffice to say the first week of Milano Cortina has been great. Lizzy Yarnold should be given more presenting. Tim and Ed have been right to be enthusiastic all along. Keep it up!

If anyone with an ear into Cambridge transport reads this - the A bus from Trumpington P&R is a great route for getting to Addenbrooke's. But it is woefully signed. Nearly all the passengers getting on at the P&R end have to ask, is this the bus to the hospital? 1/

Traditional Christmas Day walk through Durham. This year there's somewhere open for a coffee. In another tradition, I described it to my mum using a reference that is long obsolete: in this case, "the place that used to be Radio Rentals". Kids, not sure where to begin with that one.

Durham Cathedral and Castle beside the River Wear