Before the day closes, I just wanted to say this, on the 33rd Anniversary: RIP Vicki Weaver, Sammy Weaver, & Striker Weaver.
Hello gamers,
If you're reading this on Gumroad, you might not know that I am doing monthly cheese reviews. I got so annoyed at not being able to find cheese I literally just bought a subscription to get cheese. In addition, I want to write that cheese off on my taxes, because I am a true American, and to facilitate that I am reviewing the cheese I get.
If you're reading this on Locals, you might be surprised to see "Gumroad" mentioned. Stripe, less than 24 hours after telling me to go fuck myself and that they'd never reinstate my accounts and that their decision is final and that Trump's Executive Order doesn't even apply to them because they don't even consider themselves a financial service (literally), then emailed me the next morning letting me know that Kick and Gumroad are reinstated. Fascinating! We'll talk more about that on Friday. First, cheese.
I was more than a little disappointed last month but right now I am enthralled in the throws of Positive Pollydom and so I wanted to clear my head, enjoy my cheese maximally, and ...
Joshua Conner Moon. Why in the hell didn’t you stamp your letters with goodnight moon stamps?! SpongeBob is very official but come on. It was right there. I was cracking up while I bought stamps today myself.
Hello gamers. Behold.
This is the last piece of equipment I need before my special video for Locals: a server chassis for my computer. I want to move the guts from my broken chassis over to it. Trust me, my home project is cool and rewarding to work on.
After that, I would like to return to normal content. I have been diligently trying to assemble my life back in the US. After the better half of a year I have almost finished setting up what is going to be my workstation moving forward. Once I have the last thing I need (a 30 amp electrical receptacle inside my bedroom) I'm all set.
Just on a personal level, I've been feeling particularly overwhelmed. What is frustrating about my life is that, generally speaking, as a person puts work into what they're doing, they start building a stronger foundation that they can assemble more on top of. This is not really the case for me. I feel like I'm building sandcastles. There's a whiny song I sometimes I listen to that captures the feeling - been a fan of it for a...
