Neal Wilson ✅ @neal@social.typica.us

Visited the Rosie museum. It happened to be the day they have a Rosie doing talks.

cat

Had my best first ball to date on this table. The later balls were less great, but still good enough to destroy Mars and get some more points after that. I'll take it.

CRUCS version 1.2.0 is now live. The main addition is the Analysis menu and report. There are some other uses, but the main idea here is you can import data from multiple batches and get a view into how these compare within various defined ranges. There's some room for improvement to the feature, but it's useful enough that I didn't want to further delay getting it out. Should do a tutorial video on that soon.

https://crucs.net/

bird

One more cat pic

It's a cat.

A cozy cat.

It's a cat.

It's been a few years since the last time this was true, but Qiqi is once again my hardest hitter in Genshin Impact. Congratulations, Qiqi!

New coffee to taste tomorrow.

Coffees to taste tomorrow.

Today's #cat

won a basket of prizes for being fastest at solving the roast magazine crossword puzzle. there used to be another book in there, but I already own a copy so I gave that one away.

More free stuff being given out.

I don't understand puzzle naming.

Today's coffee delivery contains a claim I haven't seen called out on a bag before. Not sure what it means, but I'm pretty sure most plants are technically solar powered.

A look at data entry in CRUCS. The top section is for putting in additional control points. There's another section that lets you specify an end point. If you don't do that, the point with the largest time is used as the end point, but you can also extrapolate from the curve or set an earlier end time. The control points section lets you remove points (which sticks the data back into the insert section for ease of undo/editing that point).

Added the ability to mouse around the graph and get some useful information in response. The vertical line follows the x position for the mouse while the horizontal lines show the temperature and rate of change given in the plan for the given time. A text box gives all three values.

Web page I've been working on when the system is set to the Breeze Dark theme. This time with a dark roast plan that includes turnaround (when using something like this I generally prefer to ignore that and have it come up from room temperature instead). The top bar shows and hides the various options and controls to make it easier to see what you're doing when you mess with those instead of drowning in a sea of all the controls including ones you're not using at that moment.