Peter Drake, he/him, LFHCfS 🔥 @peterdrake@social.cleverlibre.org

Penelope disliked Duke Henley Sandalwood the moment she laid eyes on him.

#romance

#3GoodThings

1. Diwali treats from my Indian colleague.
2. Access to health care.
3. Saw two coyotes (or, likely, the same coyote twice).

@cy@mstdn.io That's why we need ranked choice voting!

@2ck @marcorobotics The other language is Spanish.

Multilingual #pun challenge: explain this joke.

"See ya -- or, as we say in English, chair."

@londubh Even literal Ralph Nader is on board this time.

@Pat My bash skills aren't as good. What would that do? I'm guessing the "for x in y;" would do nothing because the semicolon ends the statement, and then the next part would run regardless.

If you really want infix functions, you can do it easily in Haskell and with a hideous kludge in Python.

https://tomerfiliba.com/blog/Infix-Operators

#3GoodThings

1. Voted.
2. Free live Ghanaian drumming while I worked on student feedback.
3. Figured out which corners I could cut to meet a deadline.

My niece made me this anthropomorphic bacon, which of course I named Kevin.

Ah, yes, an "easy" recipe that requires three different kinds of chiles and a specific variety of cinnamon.

https://www.rickbayless.com/recipe/tacos-of-easy-slow-cooker-mole-with-chicken/

Easy compared to what?!

In their defense, they did put "easy" in scare quotes.

@lucifargundam Nope -- simulated volcanic eruption. The big disaster we worry about is a massive Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake, but we like to mix it up.

#3GoodThings

1. Got my classes prepared for Monday.
2. A solid Neighborhood Emergency Team deployment exercise.
3. Starting to learn juggling clubs (and hence torches).