Every now and then my home network goes crazy – but only those machines wirelessly connected to it. Apparently someone is saturating the bandwidth with attempts to brute-force a connection to the WAP, despite being encrypted. I’m not too surprised, honestly. Before I rerouted off the default ports for SSH I was averaging 60,000 unauthorized
I had a much longer post drafted up to go, full of typical introspection. I found near the end, however, that it led me to self-centered conclusions eager to place the responsibility of my happiness on others – simultaneously fingering them as the culprit for any current dissatisfaction. I’ll take this to mean that either
OK, here goes: “I read webcomics.” That’s “reed” not “red” – active verb, present tense. Not many of them, mind you. There are quite a few of them out there, but very few that have managed to keep my fancy despite introduction to a broad range. These are the ones which keep me coming back
Over the past two weeks, I’ve been stealing small moments here and there to score an original piano piece (nothing new – a piece which was completed 8 years ago save for very minor tweaking) in a new package of software. The experience has been rewarding and revitalizing, and is one of the few even
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