VINCENT: It's the little differences. I mean, they got the same shit over there we got here, but, it's just, a little different.
JULES: Example?
VINCENT: Alright, well, you can walk into a movie theater in Amsterdam and buy a beer. And I don't mean in a paper cup. I'm takin' 'bout a glass of beer. You know when they get high in Paris?
JULES: 420?
VINCENT: No man they got the metric system there, they wouldn't know what the fuck a 420 is.
JULES: When do they get high then?
VINCENT: 1620
The most frustrating aspect of this project is that not only is the protocol undocumented, but every implementation seems to ignore the framing it itself finds in the messages it sends.
I'm tearing apart a protocol for an LED sign from the early 2000s, because the only software for it available now is a super convoluted WCF library and a frankly abominable Perl script.
I intend to have a library at the end of this that can actually be understood.
Also, if you get the chance, do play around with a Symon NetBrite, but realize that they're awful.
Well, pancetta was a whole other ordeal. I was ideally looking for about 5mm thick slices, and getting the poor dude there was… a process.
I liked the guy though, would definitely order from again.
The first challenge was selecting a cheese to slice. See, normally Kroger-brand would be significantly cheaper than Boar's Head, but due to conflicting sales they were the same price. A short internal debate raged on about which to select. He decided, since I was looking for my American at the deli counter and not individually wrapped, I probably preferred non-GMO type stuff, so I should take the Boar's Head.
I'm interested to see how this goes; I might have overcrowded slightly, but I can always top up the soil, and worst case some of the extra Calendula can go.
"Can you tell me where to find hope?"
The witch thought. "Find? Why would you... Right. If you need to find hope, you will find it in other people."
"Is that so strange? To want to find hope?"
"No. No, it's not. But the people you find hope in? They make it. Hope is made."
#TypoCorrected #MicroFiction #SmallStories
Terraform Labs' legal team resigns
May 17, 2022
https://web3isgoinggreat.com/?id=terraform-labs-legal-team-resigns