Olivier Forget

Amused by this Guardian article, which draws from this tweet, which is inspired by this BBC piece, here is the last picture on my phone that represents normal life, or as we’ll soon know it: the before-time.

This is day 17 of the 100DaysToOffload challenge for me.

My main side-project is a server that runs personal web-based applications.

This blog is generated using Hugo.

I need to modernize an old PHP web-app.

I’m terribly frustrated with common social networks, and by extension the spread of misinformation and the spread of hate.

I used to merrily sign up to any new service that Google created.

Los Angeles is starting to lift its stay-at-home restrictions, and hiking and cycling trails are among the things reopening.

I wrote my first nine posts for #100DaysToOffload in one day without starting from a draft.

A tweet about an Antonov heavy lift aircraft at LAX reminded me that one such beast had landed in Mojave when I was working there.

Last night’s blog post on Home Automation took a lot of work to close up.

I’m intrigued by home automation but I haven’t taken the plunge yet.

Today is my day off for the week.

I was working on a project today and found myself struggling to keep a mental model of the architecture.

I’m finding myself in need of a protocol to communicate between two processes, and I can’t find what I want.

There is a situation developing on the World-Wide-Web that runs completely against its ethos.

I checked Twitter briefly last night before going to sleep.

I came across a post on Mastodon with the hashtag “#100daysToOffload”.

I love taking notes.

I flew to Florida to witness in person the awesome power of the Falcon Heavy.

I’ve been meaning to start a blog for a while now.