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Will Gorman @willgorman.net · 1d

Today I learned that going through preclearance in the US terminal of the Vancouver airport means that you are legally back in the US. Does that mean all the Tim Hortons in the US terminal are actually Canadian embassies?

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Will Gorman @willgorman.net · 1d

Learned a lesson about @flox.dev today. The more stuff you have in a default environment the more likely it is that you’ll accidentally leave something out of a project environment because it’s already available. Won’t be obvious until someone else tries to use the project without your default env

Will Gorman @willgorman.net · 1d

Fortunately not, for a bit I was worried that the switch they were on got fried

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Will Gorman @willgorman.net · 2d

when they shut it down I'll be literally pissed off

Will Gorman @willgorman.net · 2d

After doing a bit of remote troubleshooting I can see that the machines are actually up on my home network, but none of the nodes or services are up on Tailscale so I'm guessing that it's something to do with the talos.dev tailscale extension

Talos Linux - The Kubernetes Operating System

Talos Linux is a secure, immutable, and minimal operating system for Kubernetes. API-managed, declarative configuration, and fast deployments.

talos.dev

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Will Gorman @willgorman.net · 2d

We lost power while I’m out of town and none of the nodes in my raspberry pi k8s cluster came back up. Now I’m anxious to get back and figure out what happened

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Will Gorman @willgorman.net · 2d

Poutine is pretty good but something feels wrong about eating french fries with a fork

Will Gorman @willgorman.net · 2d

Vancouver landmark achievement unlocked

A rainy nighttime city scene in the Gastown area of Vancouver. The steam clock landmark is in the foreground and the Vancouver lookout tower is in the background

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Will Gorman @willgorman.net · 3d

There are signs in the men’s rooms of the Vancouver convention center that say that the urinals use non-potable water not intended for consumption and I’m very concerned about the sequence of events that lead to those signs being installed

Will Gorman @willgorman.net · 6d

*another

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Will Gorman @willgorman.net · 6d

Hope you like it! I’ve been really happy with mine and will probably end up getting bother at some point

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Will Gorman @willgorman.net · 6d

After seeing this recommendation I spent a little time this morning deploying an Uptime Kuma instance on fly.io with access to monitor my Tailscale network and send notifications with Pushover. Can confirm that it is indeed delightful.

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Will Gorman @willgorman.net · 7d

I’m going to be in Vancouver next week, staying near the convention center. Any recommendations for good places to eat? I’m open to trying just about anything.

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Will Gorman @willgorman.net · 7d

I am an American, and therefore also (processed) cheese (product)

Will Gorman @willgorman.net · 8d

Ugh, yep this was enabled automatically for me. I have Windows 11 Pro. I bought the expensive version and they’re treating it like a free product that they have to aggressively monetize with data collection.

mcc @dryad.technology · 8d

If you're using Windows 11, Microsoft is now surveilling you in a new way. This may already be turned on on your computer, and you would not be notified; it activates whenever they detect you are in a "game", which in my experience Microsoft often false-positives on

doublepulsar.com/microsoft-bu...

Microsoft builds on Recall with Gaming Copilot — fails basic privacy tests

Gaming Copilot, rolling out now to Windows 11, adds a new attack surface to Windows.

doublepulsar.com

Will Gorman @willgorman.net · 14d

I'd be interested in reading that

Will Gorman @willgorman.net · 17d

Steve Buscemi from 30 Rock, poorly posing as a teenager and saying "How do you do, fellow kids?"

Will Gorman @willgorman.net · 21d

I’m sorry, I would but I’m pretty busy today so I’ll have to pass

Will Gorman @willgorman.net · 24d

how your email finds me

max 🌌 @sneptech.bsky.social · 24d

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Will Gorman @willgorman.net · 28d

This is very helpful, thanks! Really clarifies a part of the protocol that I only had a vague awareness of before

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Ellie Huxtable @ellie.wtf · Sep 30

Finally sharing what I’ve been building for almost a year now! 🐢✨

Atuin Desktop: runbooks that run

It’s open source and in open beta now 🥰

Built for engineers who need repeatable, reliable workflows. No more copy-pasting from slack or outdated docs

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Will Gorman @willgorman.net · Sep 25

Very funny that the result has been the creation of non-deterministic programs that are every bit as inscrutable as humans

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Will Gorman @willgorman.net · Sep 25

The layperson might wrongly conclude that ice cream sales cause shark attacks but the statistician understands that shark attacks are a grim reminder of our mortality and that we should enjoy as much ice cream as possible while we can

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Will Gorman @willgorman.net · Sep 22

I assumed at first this was a review of the new iOS

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Will Gorman @willgorman.net · Sep 18

A graph with danger on the y axis, nose boopability on the x axis and a point for bears at the top of both axes

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