mradcliffe
mradcliffe@nokoto.org
<p>Matthew (he/him).</p> <p>I like contributing to open source software, open source contribution mentoring, haiku, Japanese, PostgreSQL, Drupal, board games, cooking for myself, Slackware linux, and beer among other things.</p> <p>I post random things sometimes. My fediverse presence is also my web presence and I<a href="https://nokoto.org/privacy-policy" rel="nofollow"> respect privacy and private content</a>. </p>
Posts
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The sorry state of plain text marketing emails
Thanks for the e-mail, Xero. Xero &nbsp; This is hardly the worst example of e-mails sent in plain text that are not actually plain text. The worst offender is Meetup.com, which literally copies the HTML into the plain text section, so all my e-mails from them are displayed as utter garbage.
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And there goes any hope for a balanced Ohio
And with one bigoted, anti-trans statement by the Democratic party candidate for governor, Vivek Ramaswamy will be the next governor of Ohio.
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TIL: Grilled Cheese on the Foreman Grill
I realized I could make a grilled cheese like a panini press on my Foreman grill. How did I never think of that? I made tomato soup last night, and so tonight I’m going to have tomato soup with a grilled cheese. Maybe throw in an avocado into that grilled cheese because I have one remaining.
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qoto.org bad/spam actors
It seems like some bad/spam actors are spamming requests pretending (?) to be actors from qoto.org (redirects to social.cleverlibre.org) all from various different IP addresses. Luckily that instance is offline (?) so none of the spam is getting through to me because I can’t look up the actors, but it does mean my site is making requests denied by 406 and some 403 denied with a HTML response. I set an instance block on qoto.org for now to prevent any more additional lookups.
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This week’s challenge: revisiting a simple meal that I used to cook
I think I am going to try a cooking challenge this week: Revisit a simple meal that I used to cook when I was first starting out in life using the same or similar ingredients. For me, this would be one of the two “simple”, budget-friendly recipes that without requiring fancy equipment—sautéed (?) boneless, lightly-breaded (?) chicken breasts with a pasta and a crunchy (?) tomato-based sauce (usually with mushrooms, carrots, and bell peppers). I checked and I don’t have any pictures of this fr...
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Revisiting a simple meal—Sautéed Chicken Breasts with Pasta
Over 20 years ago, out of university, with a limited income, I knew I had to eat on a budget, and I didn’t want to pay for jar sauce (don’t use jar sauce). This was one of my go-to recipes for dinner swapping sautéed chicken breasts with ground meat in the pasta. I had a vague notion of what pasta sauce was with limited ingredients that I could use for a variety of different meals (lunches and dinners). So this week I decided to try to make this from scratch, going out to the super market like I...
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Power out in Columbus 25.05
I can’t wait until I can afford a battery system. ETA 15:30 but probably sooner than that.&nbsp;
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Forgot to build kernel with overlayfs support
Oh, I forgot to build the kernel with overlayfs support after updating docker on the desktop 🤦
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So is MPlayer dead software at this point?
I really like MPlayer. I have used it for decades. I adapted to the command-line interface (CLI), but as a casual user, not as an expert user. I use MPlayer to play (and listen to): Videos of birds and my dash cam in various encodings, mostly H.264 (but I have ancient videos encoded with xvid), hopefully without tearing (open source AMD and Intel drivers).DVDs because I’m old (I don’t own a single Blu-Ray disc!)Videos of various formats and resolutions that I check length and size and figure o...
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Furikake and Sesame bagels baked for a bit longer
I baked them for about 22 minutes this time, and that resulted in a better color. I made more furikake bagels this time since it tasted alright last time. Anyways, bagels for lunch this week. @cooking&nbsp;
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drupal.org traffic / malicious DDoS
drumm shared this image on Slack about the increase in traffic going on drupal.org since yesterday: red is blocked requests, green is what got through Remember this is run by a 501(c)(3), not a billion-dollar private company.
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docker cli 29.4.0 doesn’t build with docker 29.4.0
Note to self, docker cli 29.4.0 doesn’t build with the latest docker 29.4.0, you need 29.3.1. Ugh.