Current events in philly: https://twitter.com/oonagoodinsmith

I love the warm fuzzy feeling of the internet falling apart because a cert expired.

Did some research for my new vlog, smashing the bell, and naturally a google search turned up this story about Florida man.

https://www.wtsp.com/article/news/weird/wtflorida/florida-man-accused-of-smashing-taco-bell-burritos-in-wifes-face-during-argument/67-2015f189-c649-4ddb-a6a6-4980ca59e278

It's a good thing I have four camera batteries because I already can't find three of them.

How smart do you have to be to believe the optimal line length for code is the same as for a paragraph of prose?

Before we start the first day of talks @campgnd I took a cup of coffee for a short walk #campgnd

I fixed a bug in the #openbsd automatic frequency adjuster and explained in the commit message how the whole thing work to ease future work on it. https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-cvs&m=159084980920194&w=2

I'm quite happy to have fixed something there because I'm pretty bad at C and I rarely look into the kernel code

But as the code was easy to read and understand I've been able to spot the issue.

TMTDR - too many toots; didn't read.

Did you know Gary Ross, director of Pleasantville and The Hunger Games, was named after Glengarry Glen Ross?

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I just realized it's Friday. My week was centered around the weather forecast calling for thunderstorms on Friday, but they didn't happen, so I figured it must not be Friday yet.

"Well, actually, colorblind people could see color by holding a prism in front of one eye and observing the difference in refraction."

A 20 video playlist of gaming chair reviews.

Stuck at home with six laptops, but can't find one that's useful for looking at a bug report...

What if chat isn't about the encryption at the end but the friends we make along the way?

I'd like a one way ticket from usability town to flavor town, please.

I like that wikipedia devotes three paragraphs to examining the difficult problem of breaking up with someone by changing facebook relationship status.

Two headless honkers.

I think I underestimated the bitrate required for decent video (or overestimated how good it would look), but then I remind myself that youtube's first videos looked like crap too.

A great time to be a coffee stonk.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/peets-coffee-raises-2-5-billion-from-ipo-defying-pandemic-11590736417

Oh, this is cool. shotcut in #openbsd ports. https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports&m=159076520528699&w=2

Every time a new #SVN release comes out, comment sections fill up with remarks like "let it die already" or "is anyone still using this?"

This attitude misses a major design goal of version control: longevity

Much data has ended up in SVN repositories since 2005. We still have compatible up-to-date software 15 years on, which runs on any modern OS and is fully backwards compatible.

Is it still a great choice for new projects? Probably not. But that doesn't mean that maintenance should stop.

According to Gazit, Old Navy signed away that possibility when the company signed its lease in 2015, since the lease specifically reads “force majeure shall not excuse prompt and timely payments when due.”
https://www.phillymag.com/news/2020/05/27/old-navy-lawsuit-philadelphia/

My legal specialty isn't force majeure, but I'm curious how effective such a clause is. A rule that says the normal rules apply even when the normal rules don't apply is itself a normal rule, so if the normal rules don't apply it wouldn't apply either, right?

Had to use pliers to remove an SD card from the reader, so that wasn't quite ideal.

Parking authority isn't handing out tickets yet, but they're leaving notices on all the cars that they're going to resume ticketing soon.

Airline left me a voicemail to make sure I'm okay. Not sure what we have to talk about, but at least it wasn't prerecorded. Doesn't feel like an empty gesture the way a bulk email does. They're spending real bailout money to reach out.

Somebody actually bought the USB 5G quantum holographic catalyzer technology shield and took it apart.

https://www.pentestpartners.com/security-blog/reverse-engineering-a-5g-bioshield/ via bbc

We're not in Texarkana anymore.

Lol it's been almost 2 years to the exact day, finally just bumped the version number to v1.

Nature is healing. Coffee is returning.

https://www.inquirer.com/food/la-colombe-coffee-cafe-reopen-social-distancing-plexiglass-philadelphia-20200528.html

Not sure which is worse. The sunny days where I have to go out and run a mile or the rainy days where I have to stay in and do a sit-up.

There's nothing hotter than constitutional lawyer cosplay.

I'm not so sure about this camera now. I took a few pictures of some boxes in my unlit living room and the jpegs don't look like peter lik landscapes.