love this; what text is it from?

after a brief trawl of the webs, i gather you're the coiner of "bastion theory"? have you written anything on it beyond posts here?

it's quite compelling. i sound doltish when i gripe about how this pol or that org is actually right-wing, and it's because the left-right frame sucks

do i set up a whole toolchain to build the real netcat? or do i write a version in c# (nativeaot, 2.2mb) for just the parts i need..

but the texture wasn't satisfying till midnight, another two hours in the instant pot, on high!

after another two hours, it was.. fine. good enough for a much-delayed dinner

i figure if stovetop barley takes about an hour fresh, then 30m in the pressure cooker oughtta do?

it's like three years old. truly an ancient grain

want a button that runs an async function exactly once? r3 commands have AwaitOperation.Drop to ignore any extra clicks!

so far as the stdlib goes, clearly INotifyPropertyChanged has proven itself as an interface to build on top of. but who wants to live that way..

my kwh remain the same, but my bill was $65 and is now $120. my cabbie gets it, everyone he carries gets it, but city council and the mayor sure don’t

i haven’t fact checked the exact histories, but san diego has the highest rates in the nation, and sdge just sent me a price increase notice that i think might triple my bill since moving here less than ten years ago

ensenada continues to reject selling their power grid to oil companies, while in 1996, san diego sold their grid to big oil and overnight prices skyrocketed from $11/mo to $55!

i may be biased having just spent 30m in a cab learning the histories of electric utilities between ensenada and san diego