The local ice cream van has adopted a new stopping location of... Right outside my house.
I now feel slightly guilty if I don't reward its arrival with my patronage.
Anyway, no guilt today.
This is not a complaint.
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The local ice cream van has adopted a new stopping location of... Right outside my house.
I now feel slightly guilty if I don't reward its arrival with my patronage.
Anyway, no guilt today.
This is not a complaint.
Neighbour is welding his railings next door.
He warned me, no problem.
But still, I keep jumping at the sound of electrical arcing and seeing the shadows of the spark dance through the windows.
Turns out electric arcing is a trigger noise for me.
Bzzzzzzzzzttt!
I am pleased to report that just now I encountered the PERFECT alignment of bathroom floor linoleum, slight dampness due to the shower being recently used, and whatever my socks are made of.
...When I balanced on my heel and span around slowly, it sounded like I was letting one rip. Loudly and slowly. Repeatedly.
It was so convincing, $child2 angrily told me to get the spray out.
I'm still chuckling about this, an hour later.
Yet again, #EurovisionSongContest blows large scale staging out the water. So. Many. Lights.
That was quite a good evening of recreational networking: #UniFi router connected via #Wireguard to a #Mikrotik.
It took a bit of jiggerypokery around firewall and NAT rules on the UniFi, but eventually - thanks to a Reddit comment or two - I have persuaded the WG client to act as a site-to-site VPN.
I'm quite pleased.
The key? Adding a NAT bypass rule to stop the UniFi masquerading the LAN into the WG VPN. And a PBR rule to direct VPN traffic accordingly. And some FW rules for the incoming.
As a Brit, my knowledge of "Greek" culture comes solely from what I've seen in films over the years.
In these films, the hazing, the "code", the drunken parties etc. are all depicted in a positive light. And yet, even with this gloss, it's utterly obvious isn't it - the whole culture is rotten.
We don't have such a system in the UK, but there is similar behaviour hidden away in places.
Kate Manne calls it out it perfectly in this excellent post.
RE: @girlonthenet@mastodon.social
A superb piece from Girl on the Net - it's important we (men) remember we ALL have roles to play in tackling this ghastly behaviour, not just shaking our heads when it turns up in the news.
Go read.