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From an extremely powerful episode of Free As In Freedom http://faif.us/cast/2019/feb/19/0x61/
so I buried 250 feet of water pipe 1 foot below grade by hand. that happened
@cwebber what really bothers me is when people say a function "returns" something, as if it shoved some value into AX ;-)
@cwebber N (really M(onad))
@noelle my buffalo buffalo buffalo chains just got a lot more interesting
Congrats, Microsoft --
In creating the MS Edge Dev Preview, expired license edition, which shuts itself down every hour, you've made the Windows machine I always wanted to use.
<matrix>I know plumbing!</matrix>
My DIY solar powered water pump to my gravity flow water tank system is working. I have running water!
Expect much blog later, this has been a ongoing project for a year and it's not done yet.
@dthompson multiple quotes
(diy is so much cheaper tho)
@dashie hell of a lot better than "we're on github"
@selfnoise "empathy"
PEAK BLOCKCHAIN
"It's like a kind of musical blockchain" -- classical music reviewer
@kavbojka Or well, almost anything else..
@kavbojka want some coffee with that? https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/367271282/redemption-roasters-the-prison-based-coffee-roaste
"import tree" and "export tree" are features I am working on in git-annex, and I kind of wonder when I will start getting spam about covert foreign hardwood opporunities
Also someone needs to find a way to hack the software running on it, and turn on their stupid bottle rinser on full bore, then brick them in that state..
@lunaterra not a big fan of the baseball bat approach, so some thoughts..
The demo videos I can find for Woosh show payment via credit card. Kids don't have credit cards, so raise a stink about how this prevents kids from getting access to water while playing in the park. "Think of the children!" always works.
3d-print some dummy credit card theft shims that attach to it and are labled "this shim could be stealing your credit card". Publicize the designs and encourage wide deployment.
if you learned that git merge can silently overwrite a file that you modified at the same time it was run, would you consider that a bug?
wouldn't be surprised if it was developed by someone who doesn't realize not all tcp connections complete in 20 ms
wow, when did gandi's web interface get this horrible? I've seen a half dozen major bugs renewing one domain
any decent registrars left?
Linux Weekly News: Killer ai robot needs "gore valve"
@cwebber unwikipediaed represent!
I was recognised on public transportation once, decided fame was not my thing.
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2019/03/the-yuck-factor/580465/
Interesting choice to run this story on the day of the state of the union address.
Just ran this command line "git-annex whereis git-annex"
(It did what I wanted it to do.)

author: Kim Stanley Robinson
name: Joey
average rating: 3.54
book published: 2018
rating: 3
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author: Ken Ilgunas
name: Joey
average rating: 3.93
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date added: 2018/10/09
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author: James Smythe
name: Joey
average rating: 3.98
book published: 2018
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date added: 2018/09/29
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author: Ursula K. Le Guin
name: Joey
average rating: 3.75
book published: 2008
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date added: 2018/07/29
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author: Annalee Newitz
name: Joey
average rating: 3.51
book published: 2017
rating: 4
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date added: 2018/03/23
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author: Ari Walkingnorth
name: Joey
average rating: 4.59
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rating: 0
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date added: 2018/03/14
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author: Ada Palmer
name: Joey
average rating: 4.23
book published: 2017
rating: 0
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date added: 2017/12/27
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author: Mohsin Hamid
name: Joey
average rating: 3.81
book published: 2017
rating: 0
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date added: 2017/10/06
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After drying my sumac harvest and rubbing the berries off the clusters, I ground it by hand with mortar and pestle.
Passed through a sieve to remove the seeds and stems, an amazing spice emerged.
This is the first time I've processed a spice. It reminds me of processing tobacco in the barn as a kid. So tactile, hands become sticky with dry sap, and it smells amazing.
Found this gorgeous thing on a bush, in a spot that I'm eyeing as a site for a small pond.
Been online via satellite for over 24 hours straight and have not used dialup at all for ~5 days. Solar upgrade is really working out; batteries have recovered significantly in the past month and despite summer waning, I have more power every day.

author: N.K. Jemisin
name: Joey
average rating: 4.53
book published: 2017
rating: 0
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date added: 2017/09/02
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Cut a bumper crop of sumac just ahead of the rains. Amazing flavor.
Don't know yet how to process/store it, but I did make this jar of infused sumac garlic olive oil.
Split out the biggest cloves of Anna's garlic and planted them today.
The remaining pile-o-garlic should satisfy me for a month.
http://blog.ptsecurity.com/2017/08/disabling-intel-me.html
Minix won: Every modern Windows or Linux PC requires Minix to boot.
Guess how long this sign has been up.
This is my biggest lemon harvest ever from my potted meyer lemon tree. I've had it for 10+ years and it's always a joy. Next two lemon harvests in prep already..
Traffic was heavy through Asheville this morning.
Borg seems like the closest backup program like obnam. The main difference is it uses per-client AES keys, rather than gpg keys. So a backup can't be easily made accessible by other gpg keys.
I suppose that encrypting its AES key to the gpg keys you want to be able to access the backups, and storing the encrypted AES key alongside the backup will get the same functionality.
Did I mention the alien abduction part of my trip to Canada?
Drove to Canada and back. Home!

author: Michael Swanwick
name: Joey
average rating: 3.85
book published: 1987
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author: Michael Swanwick
name: Joey
average rating: 3.84
book published: 1987
rating: 0
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date added: 2017/08/06
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