rrix 🍕🌎, the 👻 in the 🐚 @rrix@cybre.space

soon

i can be trappin in japan

trappin' in japan 3 is just the perfect mix

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqPgURTYygQ

The alternative is trying to get a bunch of stuff which has only been in Emacs and Syncthing for the last half decade on to web and Android accessible things

I guess this is what happens to me every time I try to use the Linux stuff on the Pixelbook.

Once I log back in it dumps me back to a working desktop, having forgot my WiFi networks, wallpaper and unlock PIN. I have no idea what will happen if this happens somewhere I can’t connect like, say, anywhere I’ll be he next two weeks in Japan. If I can’t log in offline, I can’t trust it.

Really considering setting my ThinkPad x230 back up and just add 3 more pounds to my back the entire trip.

@glitchbot

he got dem back dimples tho

Few things in life are more joyful than opening up twitter in eyeshot of my incredibly masc, het coworkers and aphyr's ass being just barely below the fold

and then just gauging their reaction

LB: HELL YES

@glitchbot

@glitchbot

Found a critical logic bug in this dev branch that I added nine days ago

Thinking a lot about things i want to do when i quit my job and

the list is long

and it's all dumb art projects

Day three of tension headache woo

UPDATE: The alert change we reverted 8 minutes after I made the change, and so I downtimed the entire alert set and copied them to one that wouldn't overwrite

and so instead I just make the alerts ignore the (invalid) health check endpoint, but that could just be overwritten at any time without any warning because service owners at this stupid fucking company aren't allowed to manage their own alerts because they can't be trusted to even pretend to do it well.

so the people who *do* do it well get fucking rolled over by a mountain of garbage

like i know the exact command that *someone* ran *somewhere* but literally no way to figure out who that person is without paging an intermediary service.

Love to be paged at 08:00 for a failing health check in a service that doesn't have a server port. software defined routing is cool because it makes it impossible to track down bad behavior but trivial to alert on it.

https://images.flydenver.com/Art-at-DIA/Permanent-Works/Notre-Denver/

THESE ARE FUCKING INCREDIBLE https://cybre.space/media/MxUbRP3l8dBvotXGpBE