We were out of our favorite cilantro dressing for dinner, and it was so nice to be able to walk out to our garden, pick cilantro, and whip some up ourselves.

I was skeptical of this drink, but it really showcases the Falernum I made.

Made another batch of falernum. Notes here: https://notes.cagrimmett.com/home-family/food-cooking/homemade-liqueurs/homemade-falernum/#2024-attempt

If OpenAI does develop an AGI and it decides to destroy us, it will be because its view of humanity was from being trained on 4Chan and Reddit data.

I think everyone should make their own house cocktail book. Add your house favorites, add your notes, and print it in booklet format on your printer for folks who visit.

Such determination ⚾

Nothing has touched our peppers, radishes, or peas, but something has eaten all of our tomato and tomatillo plants over the last two days.

Two autumn book releases I’m excited about: A new Bobiverse book by Dennis E. Taylor and a new Neal Stephenson book.

Looking for good audiobook recommendations, with a strong preference for books read by their authors. What have you listened to recently that you recommend?

Like the “Browse for me” feature on Arc Search for iOS? You can use it on Arc desktop, too: https://www.reddit.com/r/ArcBrowser/comments/1ag4897/comment/l23itr1/

Made a sandbox for the little guy!

Flashed my Flipper Zero with the Momentum firmware, and loaded UberGuidoZ’s files on it. Had trouble emulating my garage door opener, so I obviously have more to learn.

My Flipper Zero arrived. I welcome all advice 🙂

Wifi devboard is still on its way. Thinking of using the Momentum firmware, but RogueMaster looks interesting.

Wishes

Goldfinches are visiting the window feeder. So enjoyable to watch!

Four years ago, I would have rated Musk higher than Zuck. Now the opposite by a wide margin.

Idea to work on this weekend: Figure out how to create ZIM files and package my Archivebox URL archive as one for consumption via Kiwix.

I got email running on the tiny server in my basement!

After messing around with my metal detector, tape measure, and shovel, and staring intently at my survey for an hour, I still can’t find my property pins, so I think I’ll have the surveyor come out and mark the boundaries for me. That should have the added benefit of legitimacy in the eyes of my neighbors, one of whom will be unhappy when my new fence goes through some of her flower beds, which are technically on my property.