Every [Saturday] morning I wake up and open palm slam a search into the browser. It's me checking to see if IBM has any updates on LTO 9 drives.
(They do not. Their website says "1H 2021", but everyone else says "fall" or "September". And despite there being two manufacturers of LTO *tape*, IBM is now the only manufacturer of *drives*.)
There's something just weird about a (nominally) $150 textbook that has clearly been printed on demand on an inkjet printer. I get that roughly none of the value is in the physical object, *and yet*.
(It would also be nice to get a discount on the second edition, but I get the feeling that's not really a thing either.)
KVM on old hardware: significantly faster than pure qemu on newer hardware. No real surprise. Would be nice to figure out why virt-manager doesn't think there's KVM on my desktop, however.
mastodev musing
Considering my own algorithmic timeline desires. 🤔
For this [user | keyword], addable rules:
* Show messages in my timeline X% of the time.
* If message contains [user | keyword | N users I'm following], add Y%.
* If there are more than P messages from this user / keyword in Q minutes, add Z%.
* If message is in response to a message that could have been in my feed, add that message to my timeline if it wasn't.
Maybe more? (Percentages can be negative!)
food-ish, coffee, non-vegan
Journal of negative(ish) results, food: 1/6th of a dalgona coffee, adding some hot chocolate powder, by hand. There was roughly no way it was going to turn out correctly, but I figured I'd try it. Didn't get nearly the right amount of fluffiness, but my understanding is that's down to the volume of mixture and the fact that I was whipping it by hand.
clothing store link
@kindle Saw this and thought you might enjoy: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/9573775-forest-cat?store_id=153710