CIRCLE WITH A DOT

I wonder if there's any DNA on that bush.

Oh good I've found more camera footage of that guy from a month ago. I think he's been hanging out on council land next to my place behind a big bush and watching me through the window while drinking. I know the camera doesn't pick up everything, who knows how many times he's been here. Police have been around.

@jaelisp How many people does it take to plant one? Happy to help!

@jpoesen Great album!

@rpsu I guess the same just happened to me! I didn't know that was a thing with exFAT.

Jeni Tehan (@jeni@drupal.community)

Trying to copy 137 projects off my old laptop to a USB drive has proven to be a massive PITA. Tried rsync and cp, both taking hours per project. Just wrote an ansible playbook and role to loop over each directory, zip it, move it, unzip it, and delete the source files. All great except unzipping on the USB takes ages. Sigh. Settling for zip and move and leave it. I just wanted a browsable backup! I guess I can move all the files back onto the laptop and unzip there after the new OS is installed.

Drupal Mastodon (drupal.community)

I've moved on to backing up old graphic design stuff. So many files with "Final" in the name.

Right. Trying again with tar instead of zip. I only used zip because attempts at creating tar.gz files resulted in ansible errors and mac BSD gz or whatever.

Might have some whiskey later.

Oh FFS! Now one of them failed with a "ZIP does not support timestamps before 1980" error. ‍️

Trying to copy 137 projects off my old laptop to a USB drive has proven to be a massive PITA. Tried rsync and cp, both taking hours per project. Just wrote an ansible playbook and role to loop over each directory, zip it, move it, unzip it, and delete the source files. All great except unzipping on the USB takes ages. Sigh. Settling for zip and move and leave it. I just wanted a browsable backup! I guess I can move all the files back onto the laptop and unzip there after the new OS is installed.

Got a Pi-Hole set up on an old Raspberry Pi 1 model B today and I'm very much enjoying the LCARS interface.

Looking forward to obsessing over the query log!