I’m finally getting around to watching the WWDC keynote. Fun fact: if a presenter lowers their hands below waist level, or goes more than 3 seconds before waving them about, they’re penalized stock options.

That’s the only explanation I have for it. Every single presenter, every time. If you had a drinking game for whenever someone swings their hands wide and brings them back together, you’d be dead by the first section.

I bought a DM42n calculator a while ago and it’s been a fun desk toy that I admittedly have little practical need for. I’ve since updated it to use the C47 system which is the most delightfully nerdy, ludicrously powerful calculator mankind’s ever schemed up. My kingdom for a printed manual, but still!

The World Cup potato chip bags look like a xenomorph with an underbite. It creeps me out.

Photo of a potato chip bag with what I presume is a World Cup trophy. That logo is angled such that it looks like a gold plated Alien with a gaping mouth and no chin.

I took my wife and kid to an outdoor swap meet for a few hours around lunchtime today, and now I’m reminded that the sun hates me and wishes to smite me at every chance.

I’ve released a new version of Scrapwire, my Veilid-based TUI chat app. v0.2.1 fixes some Markdown formatting glitches.

“You wouldn’t download a laptop, would you?”

“I’m saddened that you so completely misunderstand me.”

I have, in fact, downloaded a laptop, printed it, and installed a Free operating system.

A 4.3 inch screen with a chiclet keyboard in a boxy white case displaying GNU Emacs on a GUI desktop.

I’m going to use jj instead of git for the next 2 weeks. Hold me to this.

Today’s agenda:

5:15AM: Up for a video call with Eastern Europe. (Context: I’m in California.)

7AM: Commuting to work.

4PM: Leaving work.

5PM: Meeting up with the backpack cult for a 5 mile weight-carrying hike around the Golden Gate Park and beaches a bridge area.

8PM: Commuting home.

9PM: Animal Crossing until I fall asleep harvesting coconuts.

I’m a long-time fan of Hookmark, but not a fan of its price tag or anti-customer device limits.

Now I’m a fan of my own project, Snaggle, which implements the parts of Hookmark I actually use, borrows Alfred as a user interface, and is AGPL’d so anyone can use it for free as much as they want.