A Place For My Head

So uninteresting for all the talk about it.

Another excellent retelling, so different from the one I’ve read and yet unmistakably by the same hand.

An unforgettably good film despite a few flaws.

Great fun.

A terrific film, then and now.

Not interesting enough for me.

I rewrote my convenience function for inserting blog-local links to offer heading targets.

A good opening, a couple of lackluster episodes, and a few great episodes make this a better season.

I replaced a bunch of PowerShell, Pandoc, and gomplate, but I still use LaTeX (and now three templating libraries).

It’s hard to think of what to say about this extraordinary show that was taken from us long before its time.

It fails to recognize sleep, recognizes the wrong thing as sleep, and randomly recalculates.

How to avoid warnings.

The server itself needs to be shut down along with the browser.

I finally got an HDR monitor when the old one conked out.

A terrific sequel and conclusion notwithstanding the flaws (often the same ones as before).

Not great but better than I expected.

Still an excellent, impressive film.

Funny but not enough to keep my interest.

Some low points but otherwise good Bob’s Burgers fun.

One of the greatest and most beautiful Bollywood films ever made, now and forever.

Another delicious instalment.

I switched my Kubernetes cluster from using SOPS with Helm and Kustomize to using Secrets managed by Terraform and Applications deployed using Jsonnet for flexibility and concision.

Unexpectedly real and enjoyably odd.

I moved from a separate Argo CD Notifications Application to using the integrated notifications.

Enjoyable but just a little less than satisfyingly good.

I rebuilt lab.shivjm.dev with Python, FastAPI, htmx, and Yozo.

Uses my custom rehype plugin to split lines, plus some intricate CSS.

Not bad but I don’t feel it needed a second season, really.

Some good.

An excellent, surprisingly thoughtful film.

Quite bad.

A lovely and convincing hour and a half of gentleman Rober(t)ry.

Perfection.

Good, not hilarious, and mostly a demonstration of Keaton’s genius.

Not enough, now that I’ve tasted a full-length novel in the series, but very good nonetheless.

So bad it’s funny.

This reduces the danger of accidentally deleting or overwriting them.

Not good.

Just a little bit of LogQL, but timestamps need special treatment.

A very good season, if not quite as good as the last one, with a (relatively) shocking ending.

A non-HA Kubernetes cluster on shared CPUs was nearly unusable, so I switched to HA and dedicated CPUs.

A huge amount of wasted effort.

Getting cert-manager up and running.

Some good but not a whole lot.

Beauty, melancholy, truth, and depth in one slim novel ostensibly for children.

Funny and all but not quite as enjoyable as hoped.

Not as compelling as the first one.

A good enough time but also somewhat unjustified and, ultimately, not fully satisfying.

A great game where the flaws just don’t matter that much.

A small diversion that I don’t have the patience to continue.