Neal Wilson ✅ @neal@social.typica.us

Time to pet the cat.

Found the bug in the shell script that I was up until 2AM trying to find.

RPG where the background music is played by your otherwise useless party members. Players are expected to ignore the plot and focus on finding the combination of place and party that results in their ideal soundtrack to study/relax to.

The cat has asked me to post a very important update:

*meow*

Grocery store was eerily empty tonight, had severe bagel deficiency.

YouTube: we can't pay until your channel earns at least $100.
Amazon Video: We've just transferred 1 cent to your bank account.

Went into work a little late today because the cat needed to sit on me.

The cat can't remember why she stuck her leg up.

A long delayed order finally got delivered 2.25 hours after closing. Fortunately, I was still at work and noticed the delivery attempt.

@jk Once I did this.

https://video.typica.us/videos/watch/2e528694-27a5-4d48-83cc-bb3c049a9ea5

Cat recommends curling up with the cat and having a nap.

Cat Loves His New Jeep So Much - The Dodo https://www.thedodo.com/close-to-home/cat-loves-his-new-jeep-so-much

Also, that's probably where I'll be teaching the class from so a guest appearance by the cat is likely, but not guaranteed.

Now that registration is open, here's the trailer for my next workshop. I'm surprised by how low they decided to price that as that's a bargain just for the coffee participants get even if it didn't also have the educational aspect.

https://video.typica.us/videos/watch/2e31ddb3-da40-4943-ac98-7d74c5cca1ef

The cat gets upset when I sit on the wrong side of the couch, but then when I move to the right side she gets really happy.

I'll be staying late at work more now. I'm trying to give everybody on my staff as many hours as they want (but not pressuring them to feel like they have to work if they're not comfortable with that) and one way to do that is letting someone work on stuff during hours when there's no risk of interacting with the public.

That's getting capped at 25ish attendees so everybody has time to get their questions answered and comments discussed, and registration closes a couple weeks ahead of the class so I have time to roast and mail coffee to everybody and everybody has time to taste those. I'm doing 10 different roasts of 1 coffee (2 approaches each to 5 different end temperatures, full roasting details provided) and including some green coffee for students to roast on their own after tasting those. Should be fun.