Category: food

11/14/13 11:34 - ID#58305

Korean Food Night

I really love Korea House, esp the BBQ. So does (e:zooey).

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Location: Buffalo, NY
Last Modified: 11/14/13 11:34

Category: fur

11/14/13 09:49 - ID#58300

Alaska Fur Exchange

I want a wolf hat. I know its wrong. They are so expensive that I will never have one anyways.

The men's hats are crazy. Check out the Black Bear Bonnet

Permalink: Alaska_Fur_Exchange.html
Words: 39
Location: Buffalo, NY
Last Modified: 11/14/13 09:49

Category: brain

11/14/13 07:00 - ID#58298

Right or Left Brained

My answer seems so surprising

Permalink: Right_or_Left_Brained.html
Words: 14
Location: Buffalo, NY
Last Modified: 11/14/13 07:00

Category: home

11/13/13 04:38 - ID#58296

Cleaning up the Electronics

I am cleaning up the soon to be electronics lab. Step one was removing a whole lot of nails from wood debris leftover from the bathroom construction. I cannot figure how this nail got in there or how to get it out.

Permalink: Cleaning_up_the_Electronics.html
Words: 48
Location: Buffalo, NY
Last Modified: 11/13/13 04:38

Category: food

11/12/13 08:17 - ID#58292

Random Food Diary

This is what I ate today so far:

1 tbsp coconut flakes
1/2 cup granola
1/4 cup almond milk
1/4 fired cranberries
1/2 cup raw slices fish
1/2 cup white rice
2 cups of french fries
1/4 cup potato chips
1/2 cup lima beans
1/2 cup peas
1/4 artichoke hearts
3 slices anchovy in white vinegar and olive oil
12 olives
1 cup mung bean noodles
1/2 cup purple rice
1 small cucumber
1 slice roast beef
some various slices of hard cheese
3/4 cup caramel ice cream
400mg ibuprofen for my ailing prostate

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Words: 76
Location: Buffalo, NY
Last Modified: 11/13/13 01:18

Category: weather

11/11/13 07:48 - ID#58288

Actual Snow

Its here now.

Permalink: Actual_Snow.html
Words: 6
Location: Buffalo, NY
Last Modified: 11/11/13 07:48

Category: food

11/11/13 03:18 - ID#58287

Ortiz Boquerones

This was one of the best food I have ever eaten. Its fish that is cooked via curing with vinegar and oil. They taste amazing. Kind of like the New Style Crudo at Sea Bar in downtown Buffalo, NY. Its the combination of protein, sour and olive oil that really makes it. Wish there was anyone around me that could appreciate how good they are. They are around $10/box at Premiere on maple. You can also get them online.

Apparently, they are very popular in Spain

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Words: 99
Location: Buffalo, NY
Last Modified: 11/11/13 03:18

Category: art

11/11/13 03:13 - ID#58286

Lit Up Statues At Griffiths Sculpture Park

We made it up their last Tuesday night. The view was amazing. I love the picture of (e:joe) taking pictures of us from the tower.

Getting there was a bit dramatic. Time warner switched our static IPs minutes before I was scheduled to leave. The. I had no monitor to access the server with. (e:joe) and I ended up having to carry to giant TV down to the basement to use as a monitor. Luckily we still made it in time.

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Words: 117
Location: Buffalo, NY
Last Modified: 11/11/13 03:13

Category: git

11/10/13 07:55 - ID#58282

Changing Author in Git History

In my series of boring computer posts. I was setting up my own gitlab clone when I needed to re-write some commit author logs.

Its actually pretty easy, I'd make sure you have a backup of your repo first.

git filter-branch --env-filter 'if [ $GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL = paul@hit-nxdomain.opendns.com ]; then GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL=paulsidekick@gmail.com; fi; export GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL'

git filter-branch -f --env-filter 'if [ $GIT_AUTHOR_NAME = "paul" ]; then GIT_AUTHOR_NAME ="Visco, Paul"; fi; export GIT_AUTHOR_NAME'

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Words: 86
Location: Buffalo, NY
Last Modified: 11/10/13 07:55

Category: electronics

11/10/13 01:40 - ID#58280

Arduino Swipe Card Access Reader

I built this arduino based WiFi swipe card reader for work. The goal is to let surgeons swipe in and out of the operating room and have it set their pages to auto forward to the phone in the OR or back to their cell phone so that they don't need to consult their cell phones when scrubbed in.

Reading the I class HID cards was kind of tricky because these ones were 64 bit and I couldn't find any example description of the format the data was in. Now I need to get a chip programmer and try and transfer it to an even smaller format so that I can mass produce em.