Abhijit Menon-Sen

@amenonsen@flipping.rocks
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Writer, programmer, and incurable tinkerer.

Lives on a farm in a small village in the Himalayas, after a career spent working mostly on open source (especially Postgres). Struggles feebly under a constantly-growing heap of DIY projects. Tends to photograph insects and plants more often than other things.

(Formerly @amenonsen)

Websitehttps://toroid.org
About mehttps://toroid.org/about
LocationUttarakhand, India
Pronounshe/him

After years of trying to be clever about switching automatically to a mobile hotspot when our main network connection was down, I adopted the crudest, least interesting approach instead, and it works fine!

https://toroid.org/uplink-failover

#linux #networking #sysadmin

Automatically switching to a working network

Our home router automatically changes its default route to the least not-working connection it can find, Author: Abhijit Menon-Sen

toroid.org

Light and shadows on the snow.

#bwphotography #monochrome #Fujifilm

From toonzee.artist on IG
AI can't fix climate change because the problem is politicians in the pocket of fossil-fuel interests, not a lack of information or understanding.
Hngover bull. Luttrell Psalter, England ca. 1325-1340. British Library, Add 42130, fol. 159v.
#medieval #MedievalArt

A peaceful coastal scene for anyone who needs a little zen right now!

Is that you? ✨🌕

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#Maine #Art #Lighthouse #Coastal #Coast #DigitalArt #AcadiaNationalPark #Landscape #NewEngland #CreativeToots #MarkOnArt

Doing a class with a bunch of wonderful medieval manuscripts, but one of the rarest and most interesting has no text, because it was a model book for illuminators to copy from.

@dianea Here's a photo of a big pump (ok, maybe medium pump) for you.

At the time, I had thought it was used to pump water out of flooded streets (the street is dry in the photo, but they have a tendency to flood at the slightest bit of rain).

But looking at it now, I'm not sure. Maybe it's being used to clean a sewer or something. (I've only seen that being done with pumps mounted on tankers, but maybe?)