They will probably have managed to make sure that more foie gras gets consumed after than before the ban, congratulations. This was a good reason to meet the great folks at Dishcrawl, so we had another Foie Gras only dinner thanks to them.
we're happy to have our bird of paradise to have recovered so nicely :)
Our strawberries look good for the season :)
Our orange tree isn't doing as well
but the 4 apple tree is doing good
blueberries look like they're going to be good this year :)
blackberries, so so, we'll see how the new irrigation helps
this was a small squash I got at Earth day at work, it's doing great
Sears is being more built up each time I come (which isn't often enough it seems).
My setup with Trackmaster and GoPro
Tat's a busy cockpit in the B52
that gave us free AC in the plane, but I could have done without it
Crowd Surfing with a liveboat, why not? :)
and a free cake thrown in the spectators
Jaguar Skills, whom I didn't know had nice DnB
that was a 40x zoom picture from the back lawn, not bad for a compact camera
you can barely see the pad meat left
oh my, I had actually just run out, but thankfully the rotor didn't suffer
current
and cp -al current oldbackup_20120501
. This allows rsyncing to current, and keep oldbackup made out of hardlinks until current changes to something different.
While this served me well, turns out it wasn't perfect, there were some admin errors in the past, and duplicates across different servers backed up. So, I looked for dupe finders so that I can re-hardlink identical files after the fact.hardlink.py -c -f -x options.txt -x Makefile dir1 dir2 dir3
. Its one flaw right now is that it runs out of RAM on my 4GB system when run on 27 million files. To save on time for deduping system backups, it's useful to tell hardlinks.py to only compare files with the same name.hardlink -v -f -p -t -x options.txt -x Makefile dir1 dir2
. Mmmh, that one took so much memory on my 4GB server that within 20mn it was swapping hard.