Want to see where I wiped out and surprised the ducks? Or some fall leaves starting to happen?
Here's the peaceful commute home I have daily, for your viewing pleasure. Imagine the smells of crisp leaves and the gentle quacking of the ducks.
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- on I yaml’d my network: netplan and the new world orderMainstream Linux has jumped the shark. Come to think of it, almost everything computing-related is disappointing these days.
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Let me know when you post the “follow me home” drone footage.
That automatically live streams when you yell “I have fallen and I can’t get up!”
Wonderful scenery – this was Ziggy’s preferred walking destination when I lived in Waterloo.