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At dad’s garage today getting ready to do surgery on the 4Runner. This is his project.
A new visitor in the yard this morning! Gizmo the forest cat came around to get some food and I looked down to see him staring at a turtle. We’ve got all the right conditions here for turtles but haven’t ever seen one. Happily munching on some honeydew shreds.
Millard fuckin Fillmore’s name just crossed my timeline, we are in the twilight zone now. Oh, good, Google has your back if you want to know verifiably true information about the guy that ordered the atomic strike on Japan.
A single sunflower presides over the community garden plot.
So uh for real now…what is even left of a legitimate intelligence service in this country now? Just drop the thing in the usual place if you’re still alive.
…im probably going to get a bunch of beers and sit on my patio and stare at them the whole time, silently judging their work. Speaking of vacation.
Some hillbillies have been making homemade tire deflation devices in Phelps County MO the police say “Watch Out!”
A few rural towns near me that are fighting data centers have spawned FB groups to coordinate and the news stories about this and the Indy alderman getting his house shot up are making the rounds and they are eating it up. Two of the most armed counties in the country and they are basking
One of my favorites was the Jungle Strike/Desert Strike games. The actual gameplay was sort of average and spare but the menus and between mission stuff was great.
A theory of victory? Too many people are scared to say out loud that a real theory of victory right now involves *denying a reality* to the opposition and how do you do that?
Huge book haul the other day, all digital though so no cool picture of a nightstand stack. First up: Supplying War by Martin van Creveld