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Tailgating at Notre Dame (2015) I used to be entertained when I visited Mastodon.

This is only 3 out of the five (soon to be 6[1]) notebooks I use regularly.

4x5 self portrait (2019).

Lincoln with beach ball (2026).

I'm typing this in Emacs using a completely new config and it's so weird.

Good catch.

After a couple of lazy months, I finally got back into the darkroom this morning.

Charlevoix in the morning (2026).

I spent several hours yesterday trying to get Wifi to remain up on the Framework after installing CachyOS.

Busy day ahead, all self-inflicted: Replace Fedora with CachyOS on the Framework using the Runbook I made yesterday Update Emacs to 31 everywhere (it's default on Cachy, but macOS and Fedora need work Process/Scan a roll of 35mm (test on both SilverFast/m…

Hey.

I accidentally logged into baty.blog's admin and said, "SQUIRREL!"

Self-portrait / Rolleiflex 2.8D STATUS: Getting rid of something every day feels really good TODO: Decide about moving the external drives back to Linux READING: "Platform Decay" by Martha Wells (Murderbot!)

Lawns Are an Ecological Disaster Americans devote 70 hours, annually, to pushing petrol-powered spinning death blades over aggressively pointless green carpets to meet an embarrassingly destructive beauty standard based on specious homogeneity.

Alice Cooper (2004): “If you’re listening to a rock star in order to get your information on who to vote for, you’re a bigger moron than they are.

I've been chatty on Mastodon the past few days.

STATUS: Reconfiguring my backups TODO: Finish reconfiguring my backups WATCHING: Finished "Gone".

I've been sort of half-assing my Linux backups for a while now.

Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on Earth which can make them come back again -- Henri Cartier-Bresson ✍️ Reply by email

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