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I really like that kids this age will just say, "I'm happy." I'm sure we'll miss this JRPG townsperson behavior when it gets phased out.

10-7 at home. 1 check yesterday. Went to bed at 8:30 last night, got up just now. It's gonna be an intense day.

Me: And that's why you shouldn't—
The guy: LET'S SEE WHO WINS TO DINNER

Later:

Katt: If you can't use your fork, we might have to take back some of that that pasta.
The guy: If you take my pasta, I will go to space by myself

Was making amazing progress on a work project this week. Today: Stopped up by geometry. 📉

Slightly crushed that an overnight job didn't actually go because my computer went to sleep. I forgot that those settings changed when this computer came back from repair.

8 checks yesterday. This week at work has been intense (and would be unsustainable if this went on more than a week), but I'm enjoying it.

It's a busy week. Looks like I'm not going to be able to start NaNoGenMo on time. Not all hope is lost, but I'm bummed because I thought this would be the year that I could give it a really fair shake.

It's raining, and I was up late, so I'm skipping the pull-ups.

14 checks yesterday. Stayed up late for the first time in a while yesterday. Yeah, that is no longer for me.

Amazon is by far the largest provider, meaning it is the “ultimate keeper of the data that enables detentions and deportations,” the report says. The e-commerce giant has more authorizations to hold government data than any other company—204, compared to second-in-line Microsoft’s 150, and Salesforces’s 31.

I was wondering about this back when Microsoft was called out for advertising that it supports ICE.

Super exciting thunder outside right now!

“We believe that there is great value in presenting objects from across the world, alongside the stories of other cultures at the British Museum,” the spokesperson said. “Hoa Hakananai’a is free to view in our Wellcome Trust Gallery and is among the most popular and most photographed exhibits with our 6 million visitors each year.”

The British Museum, unsurprisingly, is refusing to return a Moai that they stole from the Rapa Nui on Easter Island.

I remember being surprised that the Jackie Chan movie Drunken Master II portrayed the agents of the British Museum (or one like it) as evil thieves. Not that I didn't think that they were, but it's not a thing I had even thought about back then. The makers of that movie were ahead of their time.

Super petty: When you buy a new book and are disappointed that it's thin.

10-5-4-4-4-4. All fairly solid, though arms are a bit turgid feeling.

I felt like I might be sick this morning, but now I feel fine. Brains!

Wow. I have never seen an orange look so disturbing. That is amazing framing.

Today's hash remix: Voltron's Black! (Enter the 36 Chambers!)

20 checks today! I was not feeling bad, but I was definitely trying to not stare into the sun that is project picking. Hopefully, this gets back to normal.

Two more hash mixes today:

- I, My Bloc by Death. Chuck's really systematic, theory-based writing makes these work really well, I think.

- Dane Joe from Converge (by request! Have a request? Send it over!)