Paul Lockaby @paul@uncontrollablegas.com

In the United States you have a right to say most anything. But you do not have a right to have me (or Google or Facebook or Twitter) help you say it.

Went to Magnuson Park in Seattle for the off leash area. Probably 1/3 of the people there were massless. 😠☹️

After spending the last six months learning the forward and backward of self hosting a Kubernetes cluster I've decided that it's like this. All parts of the cluster - storage, networking, load balancing, etc. - are about choosing the least worst option out of many not very good options that may not even be supported or maintained in a year's time.

I sent four packages from Seattle to Virginia and South Carolina on Monday afternoon. They all arrived on Thursday.

Our work at the Election Integrity Partnership is starting to come together starting with an analysis of Twitter's response to Trump's post last Saturday. https://www.eipartnership.net/news/twitters-policy-election-misinfo-in-action

Hello @Aarshley welcome to Mastodon. Toot toot! 🚂 💨

But CoreOS's inability to even engage in their issue tracker on virtually any issue is infuriating, especially when the bugs are so high profile and easy to encounter. https://github.com/coreos/flannel/issues/966

And Rancher's response to my k3s issue was great, too. https://github.com/rancher/k3s/issues/2014

In the other column, assuming they actually release a fix later today, Sonatype's response to my bug report on their community forum was fantastic. https://community.sonatype.com/t/nexus-repository-3-25-1-released/4696

I'm getting super annoyed with projects that ignore my pull requests for YEARS and then come back and ask me to make changes before they'll merge it. After a few months with no communication I will usually just stop using a project because clearly they don't care.

It's unclear to me where he keeps his tongue when it's not hanging out of his mouth. It is so long that it requires a storage facility.

Sometimes I find time to go through several months worth of photographs all in one night. (To that end I highly recommend Photo Mechanic for combing through lots of pictures quickly and easily.)

Windy day wildflowers at Discovery Park.

Snoquera Falls is a super easy hike that is worth checking out. https://www.wta.org/go-hiking/hikes/snoquera-falls

Sometimes relics from the past wash up on the ocean shores.

I'm sorry buddy but did we wake you up?

We went to Kubota Gardens in south Seattle a couple weeks ago and saw some pretty wildlife.

We woke up at 2am to watch the sunrise on Mount Rainier.

Who are these people who have all this free time that they can are able to go out and figure out how to contact strangers on the internet and send them death threats over idiotic premises?