- Dropped off, picked up.
- Job.
- Met with therapist. Ended up talking about the core objective of therapy, which seems like getting you into whatever belief that's healthiest for you. Obviously, if you're feeling terrible, that's a good move, but it does seem like it could be dangerous. Knowing that, it's not that easy to roll with. I'm not coming to these things with that much to talk about, so I cut back on the frequency of these sessions.
- Made dinner.
- I did it — I filled up my VPS hard drive! I knew it was coming for months and planned to move things off, but I didn't. Until now! I started moving the guy's site to AWS, as much as I hate tech monoculture. The problem is that A) all the video is too much for block storage on a VPS, at least if I want to keep it cheap and B) Digital Ocean's S3 equivalent doesn't allow for any sort of auth. S3's default web serving doesn't, either, but you can (if you can bear clicking on a jillion things in the terrible AWS web app) set up a CDN that serves from the bucket, but filters every request through a simple Lambda function that checks for Basic Auth values and asks for them if they're not right. I have that part working, and later I can set up rsyncing new posts from the VPS to S3, and all the DNS stuff.
- Emailed a friend back.