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Post dog park snacks

Dog park!

When I sent my ballot from Japan to Houston, I was stressed that it wouldn't get there, or I'd mess something up and my ballot wouldn't be counted. Thankfully it appears that I count as one of the over 1,000,000 early votes in Harris County.

First mug cup since February.

Some Apple apps bypass some network extensions and VPN Apps. Maps for example can directly access the internet bypassing any NEFilterDataProvider or NEAppProxyProviders you have running

I understand why Apple would want its apps to access the internet unencumbered by potential nefarious network filters installed on a system, but at the same time it's my computer. And that decision should me left up to me. More and more I think my next computer should be Thinkpad running Debian.

Amazing how much cardio endurance you lose after just a week. Beautiful sunset tonight. 🏃🙌🏻

■26日、就任後初の所信演説で方針を示す■ＥＵが既に掲げた目標を日本もようやく追いかける■高い基準の達成に日本企業も厳しい対応を迫られる

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On my vacation, I took some time away from technology. I needed the break. I’ve been using technology less since I returned. I’ve been reading books. Once I have finished reading Kill Switch, the sequel to Kill Process, I’m going to read Moneyball. It’s been over a year since I read books th...

The major difference between the feeds of the Social Dilemma and your RSS feed is one is algorithmly designed to addict and manipulate, while the other is just a chronological list of stuff you're interested in reading. What I do in these cases is I give a quick glance at the unreads for something that really interests me and then mark everything as read.

My feed list is only about 10 - 15 items at the moment, it's quickly expanding as I find interesting people on the IndieWeb, so it may not be as viable of a strategy for a larger number of feeds.