etc., recall the word
resoldered here
in a pane of sand.
— R. Kenney
Sometimes a shared music library pops up from somewhere on your LAN segment and it becomes your mission to hunt down its owner.
An example. This library comes from someone who uses “party” as a verb. A lot.
But which co-worker?
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This is a tale of towing a camper trailer 4,000+ miles with an electric vehicle. When the summer vacation idea to tool around the Western USA in an RV first was hatched it was pretty traditional. We didn’t own an RV, so we’d rent one, probably a big gas-guzzler that we’d drive around like a […]
4,192 miles traveled. 2,134 kilowatt-hours used. 2,013 photos. 117 videos. 6 states. 5 national parks. 0 carbon emissions. What an epic adventure. It’s going to take me a while to synthesize the last 20 days (but I will — so much more to say than my nightly missives). Many thanks to all who followed along!
Just my daughter, dog, and I now so we took a day in Moab to ease down before the final journey home tomorrow. I finally emptied the trailer’s gray water (no Cousin Eddie “shitter’s full!” moment as we successfully avoiding pooping in the camper), though you can still smell the tank from 20 yards away. […]
You're reading Ascent Stage, by John Tolva.
Where I work, we typically change our iTunes names on a daily basis. Usually it’s for the purpose of being funny, but it’s also interesting that you begin to recognize users by the contents of their library. On my laptop I have my name set as my website URL in hopes of creating a Smart Mob from my apartment…
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