
Of course, it hasn’t fully turned, but it’s a good indicator as the seasons churn onward.

Of course, it hasn’t fully turned, but it’s a good indicator as the seasons churn onward.
Doors #5 – #8 painting started.


Yes, those two on the right are indeed black. They look grey, but they’re definitely black. The paint was definitely brushed as well. And they have mis-aligned brush-marks as well. And that was over a pale lime-green. I mean, kudos to whomever brushed them. But never brush a door. Ever.
I’ve enough material to add an even coat — maybe one more — but will need to obtain another gallon to finish them properly and the other eight doors yet to be painted.
Reverting a commit is an awesome concept. Reverting a reversion is even better.
Apropos to, well, nothing.
There’s a more effective regex you could use.
c=abcdefg; egrep -i “^[$c]{2,${#c}}$” dictionarylist
Another random bit of randomness, while I hammered out that example var, the only thing I could think of was that maddening commercial from the 1970s for Hooked on Phonics. How did they start off? Weren’t they some over-energetic woman doing a voice-over at the beginning of the commercial starting with the borderline, somewhat musical, “Learn to read!”
Great campaign, really. Memorable.
But wouldn’t it seem strange that your telephone number still said “One Eight-hundred A-B-C-D-E-F-G!” — so, you have to understand letters and reading well-enough to, you know, learn to read?
Yep, Hukt On Fonix werkt fer me!
Uh, no.
Especially won’t do it because you’ve said it not once, not twice, not three times… but four effing times. And, there’s a clear flaw on what would have been a simplistic page itself.

So, no. I won’t be installing it.
And I’m quite pleased with the fact that the now default security policy is to not just run anything from anywhere.