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Genuinely unsettled by chapter 2 of Han Kang's Human Acts.
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Regular post!
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Hello
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Hello
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Katt: "Uh, can you take that out of your nose since we're outside?"
Me: "Well, I can cover it up and take it out before we go into the library."
—A discussion of a piece of tissue paper I stuffed into my nose to stop a nosebleed -
I cronked my hand on a thing, and I gotta say, it's worse than any of carpal-tunnel-style pain I've experienced intermittently over the last couple months. Not dyin', just sayin'!
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11-5-3-3. Muggy, but offset by breeze and overcast skies. Also, I saw a blue jay.
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This morning, I had a lot of trouble figuring out how to keep stuff binary stuff posted to Restify in binary form. I didn't want it to be converted to strings, then convert it back because, obviously, that's wasteful. I doesn't help matters that I use Restify 4, an old version of Restify. (Restify 5 looks fine but has breaking changes; Restify 4 does everything that I want.)
The old Restify documentation mentions this `bodyParser` option:multipartHandler - a callback to handle any multipart part which is not a file. If this is omitted, the default handler is invoked which may or may not map the parts into req.params, depending on the mapParams-option.
And provides this example:server.use(restify.bodyParser({
multipartHandler: function(part) {
part.on('data', function(data) {
/* do something with the multipart data */
});
}
}));
OK, so I tried it, and the `data` is definitely a buffer! However, what can I do with that? I did a bunch of fruitless searching and debug inspection, then finally did `cd node_modules/restify` then `ag multipartHandler` and found out there are actually two arguments passed to the handler: `part` AND `req`, the request object. So, you can do your transforming (or not) to `data`, then drop it into the request for use in an endpoint responder.
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The causes of last night's three wake ups:
1. Really angry about white supremacy
2. Had to go to bathroom
3. The guy wanted me to put the blanket back on him -
Would be cool if showers just involved enjoying getting clean instead of a ton of thoughts bursting out like they've been locked in a vault.
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I enjoy posting pictures. I should really get that to work over here.
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The guy, after becoming familiar with seventy and eighty, has retconned 11 and 22 to onety-one and twoty-two for consistency.
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Some lady biked down the street blasting the Dawson's Creek theme.
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11-6-4. Felt pretty solid. All hail consistent effort!
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I like how Barney yells the title of the song right at the beginning of the song. Very helpful; should be standard practice.
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When things are too loud, the guy says "they scare his ears."
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Another reason to never answer your phone, especially if you are old.
In early June, the Cambridge resident was contacted by an individual, who claimed to be a representative with the Chinese Government. Over the course of a week, the resident was coerced into buying an international phone and was called multiple times a day, which led her to believe that she was the subject of an international arrest warrant. She was requested to wire transfer $95,000 to a bank in Hong Kong or face arrest. The resident complied with the threats and transferred the money. However, following the transfer, the resident became suspicious and contacted the Cambridge Police Department.
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Realized my anti-tantrum persuasion attempts are basically just "Hey, why not just not have a tantrum?"
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I wish I could still play Fruit Mystery.
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I think part of what I enjoy about posting here is that this is now the fastest web app I use in daily life. Posts appear instantly, and pages load instantly. It's a shallow, yet undeniable pleasure.