I went in the garden and looked at the stars. Often would as a kid, but not done so for far too long. Cassiopeia, Big Dipper, Little Bear. Celestial bodies. Fucking hell – what a shot of the sublime. I need more of that in my head. Helps keep the ridiculous at bay.
Author: Neil Mather
I really worry that the Johnson/Cummings approach will go down well in a general election. The narrative that they’re trying to deliver the will of the people, but having to battle a meddling legislature, resonates with many. Never mind that BJ+co are privileged shits who couldn’t care less about the general public. Somehow people ignore that.
This is a good podcast talking about views from the North-West, anywhere but Westminster really.
Found an old gift I gave to my brother a while back: Tory Scum top trumps. Funny though I’ll admit I don’t think we ever played it.
Yesterday I made a loaf of bread.
Today I harvested some runner beans.
Full disclosure – I used a bread maker and the bean plants were grown by my Mum.
But still. Enjoying a bit of pastoral-ish life away from the city for a while.
hunk granularity
thank you magit <3
Just so you know, there’s an Alliance of Radical Booksellers in the UK: http://www.radicalbooksellers.co.uk
In order to qualify as an ARB member, the bookseller must:
– be informed by socialist, anarchist, environmental, feminist or anti-racist concerns
– stock or sell books which inspire, support or report on political and/or personal change in the global, national or local sphere
Started getting this error after an upgrade to Emacs 26.2 on Mint:
> org-capture-select-template: Symbol’s function definition is void: org-mks
Doing the same trick as for similar org errors, basically removing compiled org files and recompiling (see https://doubleloop.net/2019/04/21/5260/), then restarting Emacs, sorted it out.
Let’s hear it for the neutrophils.
Quick note, seems that in Linux Mint when you create a new admin user via the GUI interface, you can only use sudo once you’ve restarted the machine. (Just logging out and in again didn’t seem to do anything).