πββοΈπ΄πββοΈ Iβm always worried that Iβm forgetting something. Pictures like these help, plus a packing list in Apple Notes

πββοΈπ΄πββοΈ Iβm always worried that Iβm forgetting something. Pictures like these help, plus a packing list in Apple Notes
George letβs me know when Iβve spent enough time with my phone. Leans right up against me and is not shy about using his paw to push the phone away.
But beyond the stunning breadth of the information demand power, there should be serious concern with how the government has crafted a system that is unprecedented in its secrecy and lack of transparency. Simply put, there will be millions of information disclosures every year and Canadians will be kept in the dark on both an individual basis and in terms of the overall scope of warrantless demands.
There’s a lot going wrong in this bill and it absolutely warrants some serious revisions. I find the provisions that prevent firms from communicating with customers about security vulnerabilities particularly troublesome.
Geist’s Law Bytes podcast has a good summary episode on this bill too.
I was letting myself get distracted by petty arguments on the web again. So, switched my timeline back to βShow posts but no repliesβ. Although not unique to micro.blog, I appreciate features like this that allow me to expand and contract my timeline.
Iβm tapering this week for Sundayβs race. Iβll confess that the reduced training volume is quite nice. So much more free time too
π· Although I missed a few days, the June 2025 Photo Challenge was fun. For the next one, Iβm going to restrict myself to new photos taken during the month. I used more archived photos this time than Iβd originally planned.
π· Day 30: Solitude
π΅ Although Secret World Live is my reference album for live Peter Gabriel, In The Big Room is quite good with interesting changes to some classic songs
Itβs 167 days sinceΒ Carney told Jon StewartΒ he was an βoutsiderβ whoβd βjust started thinkingβ about running for a leadership role in Canadian politics. He thought fast, and announced his candidacy three days later. Now heβs been prime minister for longer than Charles Tupper and John Turner were. Howβs he doing?
π Which came first colour vision or colour signals? When Did Nature Burst Into Vivid Color? | Quanta Magazine
Finished reading: I picked up World War Z by Max Brooks on a whim from the library. Lots of fun and much better than the movie. I enjoyed the unique structure and storytelling π
π΅ I got distracted by the upcoming Rival Consoles album and missed that they already released an album this year: MindsEye. MindsEye Is more dramatic and foreboding. Both are good!
Once again, my library loan timed out on a Robert Jordan book before I finished. The immersion in a long story is part of the appeal. I just have to write down what chapter I was on and wait a few months to check it out again π
π· Day 27: Collective
π· Day 26: Bridge
I was honoured by Tamer El-Diraby’s invitation to talk with his civil engineering graduate students about Project Delivery Systems and Finance.
Other than introducing the basic concepts and approaches, I also wanted to convince the engineers that the choice of delivery model will affect the project’s design and construction and, therefore, engineers need to both understand delivery models and participate in their evaluation. Plus, there is no _correct _ delivery model, rather there are trade offs that need to be evaluated in choosing the right model for each component of a project.
Download: progressive-delivery-models-in-public-transit-infrastructure.pdf
π· Day 25: Decay
π· Day 24: Bloom
Budweiser Stage. π
πΆ Fantastic Mumford and Sons concert! They really know how to put on a show.
π· Day 23: Fracture