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Hope Springs Eternal...
2023-02-22 22:33 Coyote
In preparation for a return to active blogging I have torn down this server to the root and reinstalled everything clean. I am hoping the errors and problems encountered for a while will go away now. I think it was some sort of conflict between the ssl code and multiple security plugins, all of which […]
Buying and Selling a Business
2022-04-25 02:36 Coyote
Since a number of folks have asked me via email: yes, I am OK and would someday like to get back to active long-form blogging (I still make a foray into twitter now and again). However, things have been a bit crazy here. A number of business owners over the last 2 years have approached […]
Christmas Wonder, with Penguins
2021-12-26 05:20 Coyote
I always enjoy Christmas day with the family. But no matter how good a day we have together, it can never quite duplicate the sense of wonder when one is 8 or 9 and you come down the stairs to see the Christmas tree surrounded in gifts brought by Santa. This year, my daughter (an […]
Regional Variations in COVID are SEASONAL, not Correlated with Party of the Governor
2021-12-20 20:06 Coyote
If you want a pointer towards the seasonality of the COVID virus, check out the NY Times per capita case map for the US for today: (hat tip to boriquagato@substack.com) This looks like a weather map, not a map of Trump v. Biden voters or party affiliations or anything else. COVID is seasonal, just like […]
An Open Letter to California Public Recreation Officials
2021-12-14 22:46 Coyote
New California rules are set to effectively end the ability of RVers to use generators to produce power in California: https://rvmiles.com/california-generator-ban/ I am sending this to a number of folks we work with in the USFS and California State Parks. This generator ban has a potentially high impact on public campgrounds as many public campgrounds have […]
If Fauci Were A Scientist
2021-11-29 09:43 Coyote
I am not blogging much due to some overwhelming work circumstances in my real life. However, I cannot believe the reaction of world leaders racing to institute the most onerous of restrictions on citizens based on the reports that a new COVID variant merely exists. Fauci went on national TV this morning, subject to the […]
A Few Thoughts on Yale Law School
2021-10-24 02:04 Coyote
I won't go into all the details (one of many articles on this incident here), but the Yale Law School administration attempted to blackmail and intimidate one of their students over a party invitation he sent out, the main complaint seeming to be the party was sponsored by a right of center legal group (Federalist […]
Fixed SSL Issue (I Hope)
2021-10-07 00:59 Coyote
After a lot of complicated debugging, of course it was something simple -- the certificate failed to renew automatically. Hopefully all is working correctly now Update: Of course then I screwed something else up. Some sort of problem with php vs. mysql versions. Anyway, fixed now, hopefully
Understanding the Difference Between Authoritarianism and Totalitarianism
2021-10-06 19:07 Coyote
Who says universities don't teach anything useful? The difference between mere authoritarianism and totalitarianism is often hard to explain to people, and some want to use the terms interchangeably. But I think this distinction is particularly important today, as we see the American Progressive Left tilting over from authoritarianism to totalitarianism. The University of Chicago […]
20 Years Ago Today on September 11...
2021-09-11 23:14 Coyote
... I was in Manhattan on a business trip from Seattle. Ironically, I was running an aviation-related startup and in town to try to convince my investors to fund a new round based on improvements in the commercial aviation business. Perhaps the least important death that day was of my company. Along with everyone in […]
