Adrian Tritschler's stuff
My website, an agglomerative mess, probably half-eaten by a grue
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Day 1403 ⛅ tiny shopping trip
2.03km / 8:13 / 11m / 14.0°C
Adrian Tritschler's stuff
My website, an agglomerative mess, probably half-eaten by a grue
© 1984 - 2024 Adrian Tritschler
Day 1402 ☀️ nott beer and creek commute
12.82km / 35:41 / 69m / 22.0°C
Day 1402 ⛅ home2work
7.95km / 23:56 / 55m / 11.0°C
Day 1401 ⛅ the top piece
10.62km / 31:20 / 49m / 13.0°C
the neighbours have moved out, either they didn't take their cat or it's found its way back "home" and is in our garden
Day 1397 ⛅ windy Albert park
Daily #cycling photos; a cold, wet windy ride and a #coffeeneuring #cappuccino mid-way
Day 1400 ⛅ zig-zag brrr
11.91km / 33:55 / 54m / 13.0°C
Day 1399 ⛅ windy creek home
8.24km / 24:14 / 28m / 23.0°C
Day 1399 🌧 windy to work
7.97km / 22:32 / 55m / 16.0°C
Day 1398 ⛅ downstream homewards
8.32km / 21:58 / 35m / 19.0°C
Day 1398 ⛅ wintery to work
7.86km / 22:57 / 51m / 12.0°C
Day 1397 ⛅ windy Albert park
34.80km / 1:41:07 / 137m / 14.0°C
2023/1022/0806 – ajft, we've made it easy to get back on Instagram
Hi ajft, Sorry to hear you’re having trouble logging into Instagram. We got a message that you forgot your password. If this was you, you can get right back into your account or reset your password now.2023/1021/1535 – AussieBirdCount – Boyd Park, Murrumbeena, Vic.
Date Saturday 21 October 2023 Time 3:35 pm Duration 20 minutes Observers 1 Sightings: Rainbow Lorikeet × 8 Tawny Frogmouth × 2 Noisy Miner × 15 Grey Butcherbird × 3 Spotted Dove × 2 Australian Magpie × 2 Magpie-lark × 1 Pied Currawong × 12023/1021/1310 – AussieBirdCount – Suburban garden, Hughesdale, Vic.
Date Saturday 21 October 2023 Time 1:10 pm Duration 20 minutes Observers 1 Sightings: Rainbow Lorikeet × 2 Grey Butcherbird × 1 Common Blackbird × 1 Rock Dove × 3 Common Myna × 9 Magpie-lark × 1 Spotted Dove × 1 Red Wattlebird × 6 Australian Magpie × 2
Day 1396 🌧 Saturday bakery
2.68km / 9:08 / 17m / 20.0°C
2023/1020/2221 – ajft, we've made it easy to get back on Instagram
Hi ajft, Sorry to hear you’re having trouble logging into Instagram. We got a message that you forgot your password. If this was you, you can get right back into your account or reset your password now.
Day 1395 ⛅ creek commute home
11.04km / 30:47 / 53m / 28.0°C
2023/1020/1230 – AussieBirdCount – Carlson Reserve, Clayton, Vic.
Date Friday 20 October 2023 Time 12:30 pm Duration 20 minutes Observers 1 Sightings Australian Magpie × 2 Common Starling × 8 Little Raven × 1 Noisy Miner × 15 Rainbow Lorikeet × 6 Spotted Dove × 2 Welcome Swallow × 3
Day 1395 ⛅ off to work
7.95km / 23:29 / 55m / 18.0°C
QOTD: "we'll be differing our change this evening, due to resourcing needing to pivot to other work that has come up, so will set this up for another window"
Day 1394 ☀️ sunny suburbia
15.25km / 42:34 / 76m / 27.0°C
2023/1019/1250 – AussieBirdCount – Suburban Garden, Hughesdale, Vic.
Date Thursday 19 October 2023 Time 12:50 pm Duration 20 minutes Observers 1 Sightings: Common Myna × 4 Little Raven × 1 Noisy Miner × 2 Red Wattlebird × 12 Spotted Dove × 3
Day 1393 ☀️ ride2work day breakfast loop to wfh
Daily #cycling photos; when #Ride2Work day coincides with a #wfh day, ride in, eat, ride home, start work
Day 1393 ☀️ ride2work day breakfast loop to wfh
16.93km / 48:41 / 97m / 10.0°C
Day 1392 ☀️ a long way to get home
13.68km / 36:49 / 69m / 18.0°C
Day 1392 ⛅ chilly home2work
7.66km / 22:02 / 51m / 11.0°C
Day 1390 🌧 karkarook and coffeeneuring
Daily #cycling photos; annual #coffeeneuring challenge. A lap of the lake and a short macc. at Hellenic Depot on the way home
Day 1391 🌧 short wet commute
5.27km / 16:04 / 52m / 9.0°C
Day 1390 🌧 karkarook and coffeeneuring
20.69km / 56:57 / 121m / 16.0°C
Day 1389 ⛅ norky bike zombie parts
6.92km / 24:51 / 33m / 20.0°C
Day 1389 ⛅ referendum and coffee
3.60km / 14:25 / 14m / 17.0C
Day 1389 ⛅ fishes and loaves
2.55km / 10:02 / 13m / 13.0°C
Came home to find an enormous cluster of snails on the wet path where a few had been squashed this morning
Very disturbing, not sure if they were eating the squashed ones or what attracted them, about a 20cm circle solid with garden snails on that piece of footpath
Day 1388 ⛅ creek commute home
11.01km / 30:53 / 58m / 15.0°C
Day 1388 ⛅ home2work
7.88km / 22:58 / 54m / 12.0°C
Day 1387 ⛅ riding around avoiding rain
11.94km / 36:19 / 99m / 15.0°C
Searching for and removing duplicate files on external drive
Housekeeping on an old hard disk from the bottom of a drawer, I suspect that most of what is on it I’ve kept elsewhere, but some files may be unique, so I want a copy of them prior to scrubbing the disk and disposing of it.
The files have different names and folder locations, eg I may have a photo in:
$DRIVE/media/photos/2003/04/16/123-4567_img.jpg that I’ve already got a copy of in:
Day 1386 ⛅ wfh gardiners creek escape
23.75km / 1:07:35 / 167m / 27.0°C
Day 1385 ⛅ creek commute home
8.27km / 22:08 / 38m / 18.0°C
Day 1385 ⛅ misty morning commute
7.95km / 23:01 / 56m / 10.0°C
About
ajft looking stylish and black
…The Owner
There’s not much more I can add to who I am.
…The Site
Vanity site? Technology experiment? Learning tool? Blog? Journal? Diary? Photo album? I could tell you, but then I’d have to kill you…
I experiment. I play. I write and I take pictures. Some of the site is organised around topics, other parts are organized by date, then there’s always the cross-references between them.
Its all been here a fairly long time. Like the papers on my desk, or the books on the bedside table, the pile just grew… and it all grew without much plan or structure. I try not to break URLs, so historical oddities abound.
Long ago it started as a learning experiment with a few static HTML pages, then I added a bit of server-side includes and some very ugly PHP. A hand-built journal/blog on top of that PHP, then a few experiments in moving to various static publishing systems. I’ve never wanted a database-based blogging engine, so over the years I’ve tried PHP, nanoblogger, emacs-muse, silkpage and docbook before settling on Emacs Org mode for writing and jekyll for publishing. But the itch remained… I never really liked jekyll and the ruby underneath always seemed so much black magic. So now the latest incarnation is Org mode and hugo.
…The ISP
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