{"id":3488,"date":"2021-06-19T08:47:43","date_gmt":"2021-06-19T13:47:43","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/control-h.org\/?p=3488"},"modified":"2021-06-19T08:47:43","modified_gmt":"2021-06-19T13:47:43","slug":"follow-along","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/control-h.org\/index.php\/2021\/06\/19\/follow-along\/","title":{"rendered":"Follow Along"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

That’s kinda what I’m up to this weekend.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

  1. Paying a little attention to some of the internal LP things happening with what went on in New Hampshire. Obviously, I’m not a party member, but what happened is fascinating. And wrong. It was resolved last night, I think, but I’m having trouble following the proceedings. I didn’t watch the livestream of the meeting; I was watching the HR Geeks<\/a> weekly Jitsi get-together.<\/li>
  2. Speaking of that, I upgraded the software on the VM where all of this runs. I broke the mailing lists. Again. So on my to-do list for the next few days is figuring out how to restore the lists. The list I’d set up for ^H<\/a> (Sup, dawg?) really didn’t have any subscribers, but there were more on the HR Geeks list. GNU Mailman<\/a> 2 is gone in the latest Linux distro I’m using, so I need to figure out what’s up in version 3. It appears that they’ve moved past the weird Python database. What I don’t know is whether it stores all of the messages inside the DB backend. If so, that’d actually probably not be a bad thing. When I was younger, I was very opposed to having anything stored in a database. I guess I didn’t really understand the benefits then. Maybe too much reading DJB<\/a>‘s evangelism about the technical correctness of UFS<\/li>
  3. I’m headed back to Tidewater sometime soon. Primarily to do family stuff with my Mom. But it’s largely to get away from work for awhile. I’m not taking my work laptop. I’m going to be off<\/strong><\/span>. I’ve really not done that at all since probably 2012. So, spend some time with my mom and her mean little dog, maybe go to Waffle House<\/a>.<\/li>
  4. Seeing some of the stuff out of the NFL minicamps last couple of weeks has been interesting. I’m wondering if with some of the connections I’ve made over the past few years I can actually fill it with people who actually want to play. I do need to tweak some of the settings again, but I am still committed to points-per-reception, and points-per-completion. Last year I was running something like four teams in the league to make sure we had enough people playing to sorta make the league work. Maybe I won’t need to do that this year.<\/li>
  5. Summer writing. I’m kind of inclined to do it this year, though it is feeding one of my obsessions. Maybe it’d be better to just do it in July instead of doing the strange month-landing-to-my-birthday thing. Dunno. Writing is an obsession for me, part of OCD, so I’m supposed to try to avoid it. But…<\/li>
  6. The telemedicine stuff that’s really given me a lot of flexibility over the pandemic isn’t working properly. I can do telemedicine to the doctors I see in DC, but I can’t do the same for my psychologist in Maryland. What the actual fuck? I could ride the WMATA short bus around the Beltway to see her, but that’d be very inconvenient while I’m still working. I hope that, despite that, the days of what I saw going on years ago. Maybe the idea is that you’ll have to join a union<\/a>, and your health insurance will come through the union pre-tax. We’ll see.<\/li><\/ol>\n\n\n\n

    But that’s enough for the day. My mug filled with Lorenzotti Coffee<\/a> is empty, the podcast I’m listening to is about finished, so I should stop.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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