The snow is finally gone
Well the roads are finally clear and the aftermath of a blizzard remains on the side of the road reminding us of the torture and pain that we had to endure by not going to work or school for a week. :)
I am glad that this mess is finally over, as nice as it was to stay home for all of this time I am ready to go back to work and back to school!
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- In Praise of “Normal” Engineers from charity.wtf
- Reports of Bluesky's death have been greatly exaggerated from The Torment Nexus
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via Terence Eden’s Blog August 14, 2025The Library
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