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Pocket buzzing a lot. |
Holy Toledo, the carpet is burned under the surge protector. That was the flash I saw groggily. This could have been so much worse. |
Like motorcycle helmets, surge protectors can do their job only once. Time to send a claim to PG&E. Home-made enchilada time. |
So, the entire neighborhood suffered a power spike after the hit-and-run into a power pole on Park Blvd. Sounds like there was an explosion. |
Still cleaning up broken graphs. Waiting on a twice-weekly mid-day meeting during which all deploy works grinds to a halt. |
Awakened four times by disk pages. Power outage. Trouble finding the tripped breaker when it was restored. Otherwise everything is great. |
Customary fifteen second conversation with the bus driver pertained to "rubber-neckers" and "lollygaggers". |
Surprise visit from @sunild at the office. Short break, V8 and Diet Coke. |
I know I am behind the curve when I cannot get started on things needing to be done because I am discussing more things to add to the list. |
Busy day. Quiet office. |
Good news: these pages don't really mean trouble. Bad news: these pages. Coffee. |
What room is there in the web/tubes *pedia world for an autodidact? I would not know, not being one. The 20th century thinkers were amazing. |
More and more convinced I must write a script that reads minds and fixes unintended omissions. And then I know that a system will implode. |
Bandaging bandages. |
To random: saying "I'm sorry you're having a bad day" to the ticket vendor meant something very different and didn't sound righteous at all. |
I am on the bus and just got a page about a full disk. |
Thank you, front-end, for the wake-up call. Going for a chilly walk. My tests failed. |
500 badnesses. The rake may need using. Bummer. |
Nelson seems to have fixed something on his side. |
They're just lists, ganglia. With a standard log format, all that is needed is a fairly fast data store. Maybe the filesystem in RAM, ext4. |
