"You did that on purpose!"
"What did I do?"
"You named that table!"
"It's a perfectly fine name!"
"You didn't have to suggest that name. You know Jim is a religious nut!"
"Look, 'Boolean Flag Translation Table' was just unwieldy. It had to be shortened."
"You named it '[B-Trans]' on purpose to cause trouble. Then you started using it like a verb, and telling Jim he 'should B-Trans... that data'!"
"We use all kinds of identifiers as verbs as a shorthand!"
"Which you knew when you planned this!"
"I really have no idea what you are talking about..."

reshared this

youtube.com/watch?v=Rr8ljRgcJN…

Verse 1 (paraphrased meaning): The singer takes on the role of a controlling dance instructor he wants to lead the dance, insists everyone let themselves be "controlled" a little, and promises to show them how it's done "correctly." He describes forming a nice round dance where "freedom plays on all the violins," music comes "out of the White House," and "Mickey Mouse stands in front of Paris."
Verse 2 (paraphrased meaning): He claims to know useful steps and to protect his followers from missteps; anyone who doesn't want to dance "doesn't yet know that he'll have to dance." He'll show them the direction "Santa Claus comes to Africa," and again "Mickey Mouse stands in front of Paris."
Coca~Cola, somebody's war

hormuzstraitmonitor.com/blog/d…

Rapid pays off but gives little points..
lichess.org/ofW5EirF/black
10 mins is about speed and blunders with a plan in the mind, regardless as long you acquired more points than opponent you just play it out.
The 30 mins I win mostly

0001 My Current Project


Few years ago I got an idea of creating a who-done-it horror story for Halloween. Things didn’t go as planned ( ̄~ ̄;). Real life distractions made me spend too much time on cooking ideas for the story instead of actually working on it. And now my simple project transformed into a well-fed monstrosity with sharp teeth and claws to keep me firmly attached to it.

I did read about feature creeping that many developers face from time to time. Especially when working on something beloved and personal. But I didn't think a text-based interactive fiction can suffer from it. Luckily, my project is way behind the point where I couldn't stop myself without damaging it.

That being said, I am still short on time I can spend to work on it. But I want to finish it. One way or another. I hope releasing my intentions to the void will help me stay focused on this desire. In that case...

I'll be back.

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A read-only TUI for .kdbx files local host


Browse groups, search entries, reveal & copy passwords, all in the terminal. 100% local, fully offline, never writes back to the vault.

Stack: Python + Textual + pykeepass, sandboxed in a Toolbx container so it never touches the immutable host. Launches with one word: kdbxview
The side quest was to move that file from my host to my image, had to battle some SELinux things to get it right on the right port to transfer that file and voila
Immutable OS. Containerized dev. Offline secrets. Strong crypto, honest threat model.