2025-10-04

Fall flower hodgepodge from our garden.
Zinnias
Mums
Cosmos
Petunias
Alyssum
and some others I don't know ;)

Pictured is a bouquet of flower blooms. A mix of purples, yellows, and reds, pictured in a glass mason jar on a sunny day.
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Laura โœจ๐ŸŽจalicetragedy
2025-08-11

Literally every good person I know who is working in tech actually wants to be doing something else like gardening or carpentry, says a lot about how much we've all fucked up this industry

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JA WestenbergDaojoan
2025-08-10

I'm Exhausted By My Own Cynicism.
A thread. ๐Ÿงต

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2025-08-09

Here's to a lazy Saturday ๐Ÿ˜บ. Bobby Draper, the 2 year old bobtail and wannabe Martian recon marine, thinks she owns the place.

American bobtail cat, Bobbie Draper, laying out on her back with her legs hanging off a beab bag seat. Adorable.
2025-07-18

Another beauty. Some repeats but it's a good look. ๐ŸŒž๐ŸŒป

Hydrangea
Yarrow
Zinnia
Double Daylily (orange)
Large Daylily (yellow)
Snapdragon
Sunflower
Hosta
Cilantro
Coneflower
Black-eyed Susan
Creeping Bellflower
Wild carrot / Queen Anne's lace

Taken on a clear, sunny day, this is a glass vase filled with an assortment of white Hydrangea, pink and white Yarrow, gradient white to pink  Zinnia, Double Daylily (orange), Large Daylily (yellow), red Snapdragon, yellow Sunflower, light-purple Hosta, white Cilantro, magenta Coneflower, yellow Black-eyed Susan, purple Creeping Bellflower, white Wild carrot / Queen Anne's lace
2025-07-11

This next boquet includes the more summer'y stuff we have in the garden. Cheers ๐Ÿป

Sunflower
Bee Balm
Queen Anne's lace
Hosta
Yarrow
Arugula / rocket
Daylily
Creeping Bellflower
Zinnia
Hydrangea

boquet of flowers that include bunches of:
Sunflower
Bee Balm
Queen Anne's lace
Hosta
Yarrow
Arugula / rocket
Daylily
Creeping Bellflower
Zinnia
Hydrangea
2025-07-03

we're trying to brighten things up just a little with another boquet

Daylily
Shasta Daisy
Coneflower
Yarrow
Zinnia
Catmint

A boquet of flowers. Yellow and orange daylilies, shasta daisies, catmint, creeping bellflower, coneflower, and yarrow.
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2025-07-03

Several people I respect recently made similar observations to the effect that there is the security community, and then there's the security industry, which are frequently two VERY different things with somewhat misaligned goals and incentives. Seems like there's a lot of truth to explore there.

From my various provocations on LinkedIn the past six months, it's become clear the latter is largely content to sit quietly or even cheer as this administration makes a public mockery of everything their industry claims to stand for. I suspect this may have something to do with tons of security firms suddenly recasting themselves as AI-focused companies.

Am I way off base or too idealistic or simplistic here, or just jaded? I've been trying to identify the real source of my malaise over attending security industry events over the past few months, and I think this dynamic is a big part of it.

2025-06-28

Take a nap today if your body is telling you to rest.

Bobbie the american bobtail cat, taking a nap, hiding her face in her blanket.
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2025-06-28

Google's emissions are up over 50%, Amazon builds huge data centers powered by 75% natural gas.

Remember all those posts telling us that "AIs climate impact isn't that bad" supported by some really funky math/perspective and/or numbers Sam Altman invented?

Here's the actual impact.

"AI" is a fossil fuel technology.

nytimes.com/2025/06/24/technol

theguardian.com/technology/202

2025-06-25


Even if you have never been through trauma in your life, chances are high you know or live with someone who has. I just finished - The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma - by Bessel van der Kolk. It made some profound changes in how I frame my and my loved one's mental well being. It might also help guide or inform those dealing with trauma. Just felt it needed a mention.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bo

2025-06-25


This is the first year we seeded yarrow. This stuff is awesome! My only exposure to it was Red Dead Redemption 2 to make cowboy medicine. Now we'll have it every year.

a large clump of pastel white and pink yarrow blooms
2025-06-25


Here come the day lilies.

an orange day lily with a green floliage background
2025-06-24


This week's boquet, picked right before a thunderstorm, is Oops All Yarrow. It reminds us of tropical fruit Skittles.

A boquet of pastel colored yarrow stalks, with some mildly-stormy weather rolling in the background.
2025-06-19

oh, and some Chives (purple poof flowers)

2025-06-19

The wife and I enjoy making boquets of the flowers we have around the garden. This year's variety is really doing it for me. Maybe We'll post these more often ๐Ÿ˜€๐Ÿ๐ŸŒผ.

Flowers pictured:
Astilbe (pink pine trees)
Peonies (big pink blooms)
Daisies (medium white blooms)
Cilantro (small white blooms)
Yarrow (salmon colored small blooms)
Cat Mint (light purple stalks)
Lamb's Ear (white-green leaves and stalk)
Salvia (dark purple stalks)
Sunflowers (big yellow blooms)

A boquet of seasonal gardwn flowers with pinks, yellows, purples, and whites.

Flower varieties pictured:
Astilbe
Peonies
Daisies
Cilantro
Yarrow
Cat Mint
Lamb's Ear
Salvia
Sunflowers

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