Tag Archives: Ada Lovelace

Shunts of Meatballs

Posted on October 15, 2013 by Gary

We were off to Ada Day Live tonight but Mirinda had a work thing and I had to be here with the decorator so I’ve had to bin the tickets. It’s a shame because we had such a great time … Continue reading →

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Ada Lovelace Day 2012

Posted on October 16, 2012 by Gary

Tonight we went to the Institution of Engineering and Technology for the Ada Lovelace Day Live show. For anyone who doesn’t know (could there be anyone?) it is a yearly event to celebrate women in science, named after Ada Lovelace, … Continue reading →

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Happy, Happy Ada Day

Posted on October 7, 2011 by Gary

If computing ever feels in need of a patron saint, my money would be on Ada Lovelace. This remarkable woman only lived to the age of 36 but achieved so much. I’ve posted about her before so I won’t bore … Continue reading →

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Finding Ada

Posted on March 25, 2010 by Gary

Today is/was Ada Lovelace Day. For those that do not know, Ada was Lord Byron’s daughter who married a man called Lovelace and lived in East Horsley, where we lived happily for a time. She is pretty much universally accepted … Continue reading →

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