2014-12-16 : Random Geekery

Activity Log

LRT: I’ve already bumped into a few people who believe torture was justified after 9/11. I step away quick because blood pressure.

I wonder if it’s too late to write today off.

Me: I’ve messed up my work code. Mrs: I hear Amsterdam’s nice. Me: Flee the country? Mrs: Sure. Stupid gets special treatment, right?

When you’re googling how to create a branch in git, it really is time to step away from the keyboard.

Oh, one less stupid thing that I did this morning, in my .vimrc:

vmap j :’<,’>:w !jshint -

Pipe selection to jshint.

I’m not your bro, dude, though I will try to appreciate the implied fellowship of informality.

Eventually. RT @tomstuart: I just know that something good is going to happen

Buying Elite: Dangerous is for other people, not me. Oh I’d love to own it. A 2012 MacBook Air was not their target system. Alas.

Continuing education. “The Autobiography of Malcolm X as told to Alex Haley” is not available for Kindle. Disappointing.

To the library.

Unexpectedly quick success in one chunk of coding only enhances my expectation of eventual catastrophe.

Looks like we’ll be eating dinner tonight. Can’t help but think of that as a good thing.

I used my brain for 20 minutes in a row and apparently that was my limit. Brain break.

I dunno, it just isn’t what it used to be. RT @godtributes: @brianwisti NOSTALGICS FOR THE NOSTALGIC GOD

At the end of the story, we learn that the hackers were funded by a Sony executive who didn’t get a Seth Rogen autograph.

Or maybe a ghost.

Let’s see if I can get another 20 minutes of useful brain.

FOSS exists partly because the only other way to fix your craptastical application is to work for you.

Dangit I still can’t tell if this thing is easier or more difficult than I’m making it out to be.