Every once in a while I will catch myself reading code as if it's prose (this seems to especially happen with C).
For example, for a bit of dry (interesting to me) reading, a patch to btrfs trying to correct for the "write hole" problem in implementing raid5/6 pools:
https://www.mail-archive.com/linux-btrfs@vger.kernel.org/msg66473.html
Specifically "btrfs_r5l_recover_verify_checksum"
Sometimes code reads like prose to me, and when I catch myself doing that, I get weirded out. Should I?
It's Independence Day, and I really wish I could be prouder of my country.
But the unrecognized legacy of white supremacy has shown us our worst selves and we're still not doing enough to deal with that.
This year we emancipate ourselves from the lie of America.
Yeah, I went there.
First two and last messages were from the same person.
Third message was from someone else.
Reply was mine. I've clearly been influenced by a certain renard bleu.
Once again, still alive. Just been busy. Sparing a moment to update here while I wait for a flight.
Lots of story thought in the works, mostly for #ChosenStory #SundaysChildStory and #RunningMateStory. Horizons will be impacted depending on what I do with Running Mate, or I could scrap Horizons and just let Running Mate stand on its own.
Some structural problems with #SundaysChildStory need to be worked out.
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