Rob Bos

Cat is reminding you that if the meat-can isn’t opened, the meat can-opener is an option.

You have to wonder what this guy gets up to in private. Has anyone checked Grindr in his area?

Sometimes I’m like “This is the perfect and logical place to put this item, this is where the item can live from now on.” and then it’s gone.

Stephen Miller? The migrant? Yeah, sounds good. I heard he crossed the Darien Gap by eating five toddlers as rations.

Yeah, probably not. And they have never asked for an updated deposit. Still. I KNOW NOTHING ABOUT THE BLINDS.

I just removed them and plan to play innocent if asked. It’s been 20 years. Unlikely they have pics.

Or a manky Signal clone with backdoors transmitting everything in plain text…

“We’ve established that you’re a whore, now we’re simply dickering over the price.”

“Are you at the solutions oriented stage or feelings oriented?”

I have a mason jar vacuum sealer and when I get new dry food, I put it into the big jars and pump out the air, to keep it hopefully fresh and not dry it out. I think it works pretty well, but the cat is never so excited as when there’s a fresh bag.

I also get smaller bags than I used to, so it cycles through a bit faster.

They’ll have you writing poems to be a ditch digger.

I heard they let the guy through the barriers, as is practice for vendors. Barriers wouldn’t help.

In The Long Dark, making an improvised axe is more a midgame item. Gotta find a forge and a heavy hammer, then enough coal. Not to mention stocking up food and water for the wait while you heat it up and craft it.

Honestly I don’t care enough. If I happen to be in the interface I’ll probably turn it off, sure. It doesn’t inform any decisions, I barely register that the number exists.

Perhaps not. My subjective experience of my Withings scale is that the reported fat percentage has at least remained where I’ve expected given my general activity level. ie, fat percentage goes up when I’m sedentary, down when I’m active.

But it’s more a curiosity than a useful metric regardless.

They’re not accurate but I think they can at least track trends consistently. A clock that’s five hours ahead still tells you how much time has passed relative to itself. Similarly a scale might tell you what direction your fat level is trending.

Wouldn’t the authentication API provided by your DNS host be the ACME server?

Yeah. For wildcard DNS from letsencrypt, you can’t do HTTP validation, only DNS, which involves creating a TXT record.

Your DNS provider needs to run an ACME server, which runs an API that’ll add the required TXT records on request.

As I understand it.

Not all dns providers support acme, I’ve discovered to my recent annoyance. The one I use at work, for instance.

The math is pretty simple. We’re travelling at 25km/sec around the sun. You have to get that to zero to hit the sun. Getting to Jupiter means getting up to like 37km/sec (made up number). Way easier.

edit: I looked it up because it didn’t feel right. Outer planets move SLOWER the farther out you go because gravity is weaker and they don’t need as much angular momentum. So the math isn’t quite as simple as that. :)