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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2017/01/586bb7b70b64e
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2017/01/58710e47ea6ca
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content: Sweet potato pancakes on the Wholey Wonder grill at lunch, and a naked burger for MM for dinner.
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2017/01/587112c067b1b
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content: Pancake night for me and MM! Potato pancakes (with chilli and bok choi) followed by banana pancakes (with coconut). Bot made with soy milk and regular white wheat flour, dry fried.
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2017/01/58739c783e5e0
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2017/01/5879b0958a416
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2017/01/5879bf3b00b09
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content: Hearty potato and lentil soup with bread and butter. Just what you need on a sweltering Malaysian winter's day.
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2017/01/5879bf725fe12
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content: I made bee hoon (vermicelli) salad with cucumber, carrot, chilli and tofu for Malaysian Mum. She provided peanut Chinese New Year cookies, I made the almond ones, and the granola bars are Wholey Wonder castoffs.
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2017/01/5879bfd7281e4
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content: I tried to make pancakes with only almond meal (and soy and coconut milk). They tasted great, but totally fell apart. Threw in just a little bit of wheat flour, and they held together.
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2017/01/5879c02bd05ee
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content: Wholey Wonder is innundated with almond meal, so I made cookies. Unmeasured quantities of almond meal, brown sugar, grapeseed oil, and baking soda; drizzle of vanilla extract. I thought my ratio of sugar to flour would make them crunchy, but almond meal is not flour... so they took much longer to cook than expected (over 30 minutes) and were pretty fally-aparty. A little better once cool. Taste good, because... how can you go wrong with almond?
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2017/01/5879c66a13f1c
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content: Photos from the walk to George Town library; plus Behind 50, Ee Beng, and 24 hour curry.
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content: Photos by Rohan Chowdhary at the CS Penang meetup
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content: Dinner at new Pin Xin with the Wholey Wonder gang
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2017/01/588a12767c6a0
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https://rhiaro.co.uk/2017/01/5899fab980ebb
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air-is-water
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content: Noticed the light outside was a bit weird. Went to investigate closer. It's cos the air is water. Malaysia doesn't do rain in half measures. It's either all the rain, or nothing.
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annalakshmi
type: Article
content: So I knew there was a volunteer-run, pay-what-you-want vegetarian Indian restaurant somewhere in George Town, but somehow neglected to find it and save it on a map with the rest. And today I discovered... It's around the corner from where I live. So it's probably a good job I didn't find it sooner as I'd have neglected all of the other restaurants, but really. The food is so good, and the ambience is beautiful. It's part of a temple; roof but no walls, surrounded by trees and plants and bamboo, with tranquil music playing. While I was there, the sky opened and the downpour clattering on the sheet metal roof added to the peaceful atmosphere. To top it all off, one of the staff gave me a ride home as it was still raining heavily when they were closing up. Absolutely <3
generator: sloph
name: Annalakshmi
published: 2017-01-19T14:57:00+08:00
tag: annalakshmi
tag: food
tag: penang
tag: review
tag: travel
tag: vegetarian

bookmarks-to-as2
type: Article
content: This is a script to convert a Firefox bookmarks export to ActivityStreams 2.0 so you can import it into your own website or ActivityPub system. You can export Firefox bookmarks as HTML, but if you choose 'backup' instead of export, you get JSON. So this is just a couple of PHP functions which parse that JSON, pull out the useful information, and shuffle it into AS2 objects. It turns each bookmark URL into an as:Article with a name. These Articles are the object of an as:Add Activity. The target of the Add you can configure yourself to be the URL of your bookmarks collection. The date from the Firefox data I use as the published date in the Add, and I also auto-generate a summary. The script generates a unique new URL for every Add using the pattern /yyyy/mm/unique-id. You can of course configure this to match your Activity URLs template. This is what one looks like: { "@context": "https://www.w3.org/ns/activitystreams#", "type": "Add", "id": "https://rhiaro.co.uk/2016/06/58749e0b104c8", "published": "2016-06-13T15:32:44+00:00", "summary": "Amy added 'Web memex' to Bookmarks", "object": { "id": "http://webmemex.org/", "type": "Article", "name": "Web memex" }, "target": "https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/", "actor": "https://rhiaro.co.uk/#me" } It also generates the contents of your bookmarks collection: { "@context": "https://www.w3.org/ns/activitystreams#", "id": "https://rhiaro.co.uk/bookmarks/", "type": "Collection", "name": "Bookmarks", "items": [ "https://rhiaro.co.uk/2016/06/58749f535ac7b", "https://rhiaro.co.uk/2017/01/58749f535ce3e", "https://rhiaro.co.uk/2016/04/58749f535cee0", "https://rhiaro.co.uk/2016/09/58749f535d068", ... ] } The truth is, until yesterday most of my Firefox bookmarks are accidents; side effects of me accidentally clicking bookmark or mashing keyboard shortcuts. Then csarven shared his bookmarks export with me so I needed to do something to get a handle on all this data. The script includes a form which lists all of the bookmarks with check…
generator: sloph
name: Firefox bookmarks to ActivityStreams 2.0
published: 2017-01-10T17:54:00+08:00
tag: activitystreams
tag: as2
tag: hacking
tag: php
tag: socialwg

buddhist-temples
type: Note
content: There are a whole bunch of big Buddhist temples not far from my apartment. I went to see them today. They include many shiny things, giant domes, belltowers, and a sleeping ('reclining') buddha. There was a great big angry bird with a sword, which I decided must be Tigo's ancestor. From the top of one of the towers I could see my apartment. In general, they were a lot bigger and had a lot more to see than I expected. Photos and walking trail.
generator: sloph
published: 2017-01-21T21:00:00+08:00
tag: buddhist
tag: penang
tag: temples
tag: travel

burma-temples
type: Add
content: Buddhist temples near Jalan Burma, followed by lunch at IE Organic.
generator: sloph

cs-penang
type: Note
content: Last night I joined the CouchSurfing Penang meetup at coffeeshop/bar Behind 50 on Love Lane. They're a really lively and enthusiastic bunch, locals and travellers alike. They meet every Friday, and frequently arrange adventures. After a couple of hours and a group photo, they broke into two groups: beer and food. I joined the food party, and we got curry from a 24 hour place in Little India: a huge plate of cabbage, rice and dahl for 3.50myr (about 64p). Rohan, the main organiser, was kind enough to give me a ride home after that, since it was about midnight by then. They're going on a motorbike trip to the mainland this weekend, to see a ton of attractions and camp overnight. I'd seen the post about it on their CS group a week or so ago, but it read like it was for people who could ride motorbikes... it didn't occur to me to ask if anyone was going in a car with a spare seat. Turns out a few of them are, but now I have other committments this weekend. But I'll certainly be joining their next adventure!
generator: sloph
published: 2017-01-14T08:45:00+08:00
tag: couchsurfing
tag: penang
tag: travel

currency-conversion
type: Note
content: My year in review is delayed because part of it includes a summary of everything I spent. I used six different currencies this year, and juggling them all into one so I can add them up (and then total per category, etc) is proving to be a pain. All APIs which have enough different currencies available are rate limited for their free tier, and I'm exceeding them very quickly. I need a new plan. Sneak preview though: I spent more than expected, and more than I should have :(
generator: sloph
published: 2017-01-04T00:34:00+08:00
tag: late
tag: year+in+review

date-syrup-almond-milk
type: Note
content: Today I made date syrup and almond milk. The ingredients were dates and water, and almonds and water, respectively. In the first case, I soaked the dates in hot water for five minutes, then applied a blender; this took far longer than expected, but was well worth it. Actually I think the main ingredient is patience. Two parts dates, one part water. In the second case, the almonds had already been soaked overnight and drained. I applied a juicer. Two parts almonds, two and a half parts water. Both suuuuuper good. I might use date syrup for anything that requires any kind of sweetening in future.
generator: sloph
published: 2017-01-11T17:08:00+08:00
tag: mbaking
tag: procrastabaking
tag: vegan

disappointed-bashir
type: Note
content: I'm super disappointed with how sleazy Dr. Bashir is. He's clearly supposed to come across as the poor geek who just has no luck with women and we're supposed to feel sorry for him. But the way he is hitting on Dax every episode when she's clearly not interested is awful. No amount of boyish charm, cheesey jokes and British accent can make up for his blatant disregard for her wishes and... is just entitled and intolerable. And he's so arrogant. All the time. I hope his character grows. The way Dax reacts with kind of light amusement and appreciation of the attention is kind of sad, too. She should have smacked him in the face four episodes ago.
generator: sloph
published: 2017-01-21T01:14:00+08:00
tag: ds9

found-out-why
type: Note
content: I found out why my apartment number in Malaysia is 3A not 4! It's because 4 is unlucky for Chinese. Obvs.
generator: sloph
published: 2017-01-16T01:03:00+08:00
tag: chinese
tag: life
tag: malaysia
tag: superstition
tag: travel

gecko
type: Note
content: There's a gecko in the bathroom. Everywhere I go there's a gecko in the bathroom. Tenth floor condo, still a gecko in the bathroom. Her name is Petunia.
generator: sloph
published: 2017-01-06T10:41:00+08:00
tag: gecko
tag: malaysia
tag: travel

interrupt
type: Note
content: I interrupt the writing of this paper about quantified self to log my dinner.
generator: sloph
published: 2017-01-18T18:04:00+08:00
tag: phd
tag: quantified+self
tag: wow2017
tag: writing

json-decide
type: Note
content: Fatal error: Call to undefined function json_decide() I think I'm subconsciously trying to outsource my decision making to my website.
generator: sloph
published: 2017-01-09T11:19:00+08:00
tag: hacking
tag: php

langkawi-1
type: Article
content: First impressions: much more chill than Penang. After a totally boring three hour ferry ride in a tiny little boat where I couldn't even see out of the windows, I arrived in Kuah. It was immediately more welcoming than the jetty in George Town. I wandered around Eagle Square which I spotted from the jetty exit, and then towards the town center. Most of this walk was through a seafront park, with a little beach and lots of places to relax. It was very tranquil, and the temperature was pleasantly cooler than I have got used to. I stopped for some juice and tofu, before getting a taxi to Pantai Tengah, just south of Pantai Cenang. There's no public transport on Langkawi. It was 30 minutes and 30 ringgitts (5 less than if I'd got it directly from the jetty). I booked a hostel last minute; my CS host went AWOL before arranging to meet, and though I had others I could call on I realised I need some alone time. The hostel is super chill as well, complete with Bob Marley posters and hammocks. It's a five minute walk from the beach, where I went just as the sun was setting. I walked the length of Tengah beach in the lap of the waves, and then along the road to Cenang. This feels like a place people come on holiday, whereas George Town feels like a real place where people live. There are pros and cons for both, but right now the vibe here is exactly what I have been looking for. The road to Cenang is lined with market stalls and cafes, and bustling with people in sarongs and swimsuits; yet still relaxed. I picked up a coconut, and walked back to Tengah along Cenang beach itself. This, more touristy, beach is lined with little beach bars (coffee, cocktails, shisha), and people in huddles around candles or guitars. This morning I chilled out in hostel hammocks for a little while before heading to the closest beach. I brought my laptop, but used my backpack to rest my head, and alternated napping and feeling rubbish about the state of the world. I sat in the sea a bit before hea…
generator: sloph
name: Langkawi 1
published: 2017-01-29T14:13:00+08:00
tag: langkawi
tag: life
tag: malaysia
tag: travel

langkawi-2
type: Article
content: After a full day, the Langkawi party vibe is wearing thin. It's more expensive than Penang all round, and the food is catered for tourists. Veggie stuff is few and far between (thank goodness for Indian). The beach the hour around sunset is gorgeous though. Staff at bars are friendly but exasperated. Tourists are... tourists. But that's just Pantai Cenang. Tomorrow brings a new adventure. My hostel is still so fucking chill though. Even though I'm sleeping in what is basically a cupboard with four beds in, and share a single shower/toilet (one room) with at least eight other people, I still love it. It's probably the hammocks. Anyway this morning I napped on the beach for a while, continuing to despair about the state of the world. Dipped in the sea, sat on rocks, got covered in ants. Then I tried: Yam Yam - a normal cafe between Pantai Tengah and Pantai Cenang; with working wifi, but it closed at 3pm. Decent long black, reasonable homemade giant hash brown. Yellow Beach Cafe - a beachfront cafe with no less than three wifi networks, none of which worked. Dismal homemade sorbet. Nice view. Kelut - a beachfront cafe/bar with working wifi, beanbags on the sand, beach umbrellas, cheerful staff and a gorgeous view. Acceptable lime juice (customised to elevate sourness). Between the three of them, I got past the napping / beach bum phase, and conjured some thesis thoughts. Now I'm in an Indian restaurant (Indian Palace) on the way back to Pantai Tengah. I ate a spicy vegetable curry and roti. Pretty good, nothing magical. Wifi. More expensive than ideal. I'll go back to the hostel and make tea and see if I can squeeze another hour or so of typing out. In the long run, I think the superior food of Penang is actually more important for my happiness than beach paradise. Photos.
generator: sloph
name: Langkawi 2
published: 2017-01-29T20:59:00+08:00
tag: beach
tag: food
tag: langkawi
tag: review
tag: travel
tag: vegan

langkawi-3
type: Article
content: I was picked up just after 9 from the hostel and joined a mixed group of tourists on a boat for an 'island hopping' tour. I had no idea what this involved , and our boat captain was particularly uncommunicative. We were first dropped for an hour at Beras Basak Island beach. Everyone dived into the same bit of ocean. I went for a wander and a paddle and chatted to some of the other passengers. Next we stopped in a bay between islands to watch eagles soaring and diving to catch fish from the water. After that we went to Dayang Bunting Marble geoforest park. 6rm entry and a five minute walk down winding steps to the lake of the pregnant maiden, so called because of the shape of the surrounding hills. The lake is packed with people swimming (in a small roped area) or pedal boats. Life jackets are required for swimming and can be rented for 5rm. We had an hour here. I dangled my feet over the edge and enjoyed feeling them being bumped by catfish. There's an overpriced touristic food court by the entrance, and the return of boats (numbered) are announced over a tannoy. There are groups from dozens of boats, so the place is always busy. The boat returned us to a jetty different from Pantai Tengah where we departed from; a minibus was there to meet us. The whole thing took about 3.5 hours. Since it's cheap I'd say it's worth doing to get a feel for the nearby islands, but hundreds of other people are also doing it via dozens of tour operators, and the boats follow the same route at roughly the same times of day; so it's crowded. Photos of island hopping. I got lunch on my way back to the hostel, then read for a bit in a hammock before heading to Cenang to meet my CS host for the next two nights. My host, J, picked me and another, Ira, up from the same spot. He drove us to his place in Kampung Yoi and we hung out while he prayed and waited for his wife to get home from work. J and his wife are Malay, and have lived on Langkawi for four years, having moved for work reasons. T…
generator: sloph
name: Langkawi 3: islands and waterfalls
published: 2017-01-30T23:59:59+08:00
tag: couchsurfing
tag: justgo
tag: langkawi
tag: malaysia
tag: travel

langkawi-4
type: Article
content: J and I met Ira in Cenang, then we drove to the base of the Cable Car. J had been up before and the cheapest ticket is 55rm, so he went off to do his own thing while Ira and I touristed. We were there before ten and it was bustling. Though we were able to buy our tickets after queuing for about ten minutes and get into a cable car straight away. This is the steepest cable car in the world, and leads to not the highest point in Langkawi. At the top, you can walk to the SkyBridge down (and up again) steep winding steps for 5rm, or take a small tram for 15. Ira and I walked. The bridge felt pretty full but not packed; I'm glad I didn't go at peak times. We spent about 2 hours up there, ambling around and taking in the views. Looking out across 150 million year old mountain formations lent a moment of perspective. The tram is called the SkyGlider, the cable car is the SkyCab, and everything else in the vicinity is prefixed with Sky as well. I was disappointed they didn't have a wifi network called SkyFi. Really missing a trick there. We took the cable cars down again, and stopped for a snack in one of the terrible overpriced cafes in the complex. We didn't realise there's better, slightly cheaper, food as you get further from the ticket counters. When we got back down, the lines for tickets stretched to the carpark and they were giving out times rather than sending people straight to the cable cars. Glad we went early. The ticket (we got the basic package) included a subset of random shit in the complex at the bottom, so we went to check that out as well. The 3D art museum was silly, and I entertained myself as usual by taking pictures of other people posing with the displays from the wrong perspectives. There were many examples of irresponsible parenting. We saw the SkyDome, which is a screen covering one half of the inside of a sphere which you sit beneath; they played a series of short films, including an underwater scene and a space rollarcoaster. We skipped the Sky…
generator: sloph
name: Langkawi 4: high places
published: 2017-01-31T23:59:59+08:00
tag: beach
tag: couchsurfing
tag: langkawi
tag: malaysia
tag: mountain
tag: travel

late-https
type: Note
content: Late for something because just as I was about to leave I remembered my https certificates expire today.
generator: sloph
published: 2017-01-01T14:58:00+08:00
tag: https
tag: late
tag: life

north-west-georgetown
type: Article
content: I went for a walk around my neighbourhood today. As ever, in search of the nearest sand and sea. This time I headed in a straight line towards the nearest coast. It's consistently inaccessible, but there's a seafront seafood restaurant called Ocean Green and their driveway leads to a small tranquil beach. Barely a sliver of sand, but just enough to walk along or sit around for a while and listen to the rhythm of the ocean. And the caw of crows, which makes a change from seagulls. There's trash and boats making the water grimy, and the beach less than idyllic, but there are also no tourists. One or two locals working on boats or digging things from the sand. I made my way north, until I couldn't walk any further along the beach. I got as far as I got when I was coming from the other direction on my walk home from Gurney Drive a couple of weeks ago. I backed up, and entered Northam Beach Cafe, an open seating area outlined by hawker stands. It was just before 16.30, so they weren't quite open and the staff were just stirring. I took a seat in one of the blue plastic chairs, which had the KL Tower embossed in the back, and watched the sea. I could see distant mountains on the mainland straight ahead; construction and cranes off Gurney Drive to the north; and heavy equipment of George Town jetty to the south. It wasn't long before one of the guys wiping the tables asked me what I want to drink, so I ordered a small apple juice, no ice: 5myr. Steep, I think, but it came in a pint glass. He was also able to furnish me with the wifi password (northambeach123). Suddenly this becomes a viable place to work. At hawker areas like this, you order food at the individual stalls, but give your drink order to someone who comes to your table. In both cases, you pay when your item is brought over to you. It doesn't look like there's much in the way of veggie food. I saw signs for fruit rojak, beancurd, and grass jelly though, so maybe I could hang around for a while without starving …
generator: sloph
name: North West George Town stroll
published: 2017-01-09T19:35:00+08:00
tag: beach
tag: food
tag: georgetown
tag: janxden
tag: justgo
tag: malaysia
tag: northam+beach+cafe
tag: penang
tag: travel
tag: vegan

oops-duck
type: Note
content: Oops, DuckDuckGo craps out when I put an apostrophe in my search string.
generator: sloph
published: 2017-01-12T10:33:00+08:00
tag: duckduckgo.com
tag: technology

pee-on-it
type: Article
content: I had a vague plan of hiking from the Botanical Gardens to Batu Ferringhi. I found a trail from Batu Ferringhi which claimed to connect to a road to the Botanical Gardens, so I figured how hard could it it to be to reverse engineer it? So I met a bunch of my new energetic vegan yogi friends in the Botanical Gardens at 8am, and we wandered around a bit before embarking up Penang Hill, which all trails seem to lead to. About half way up Penang Hill we saw this dilapidated and entirely unreliable sign to Batu Ferringhi. We decided not to follow it, and instead carried on to the top of Penang Hill, as nobody else I was with had been up before. We had been following the jeep track, but diverged onto a muddy trail when we found one. This was the route I took last time, when I started at the Moon Gate. Starting by the jeep track is much faster, though far less interesting in terms of terrain. At the top I had cendol (twice the price of at the bottom..) and the far more experienced yogis than I piled up a bit, for a fascinated audience of tourists and locals alike. The beach was calling, so we decided to charge back to the Botanical Gardens as fast as we could, pick up T's car, and drive to Batu Ferringhi. Close enough, right? About one quarter of the way down the hill an unsmiling chap offered us a ride in the back of his truck. We accepted, enjoyed the bouncing rollarcoaster ride, and cut about 45 minutes of our journey. We drove to Batu Ferringhi, and chilled on the beach opposite the Tropical Spice Garden. It had been overcast for most of the hike (good) but the sun was emerging while we were at the beach. It was hot, anyway. I lounged around in the sun for a while, then relocated to lounging around in the shallows of the sea. Lying on the sand, letting the waves wash over me was thoroughly tranquil. The sand at this beach was great, too. Big grains, so they weren't annoying and sticky like normal sand. As it moved around underneath me due to the waves, it felt like a b…
generator: sloph
name: Pee on it: Penang Hill, Batu Ferringhi, and a close encounter with a jellyfish
published: 2017-01-24T13:30:00+08:00
tag: batu+ferringhi
tag: beach
tag: health
tag: hiking
tag: life
tag: penang+hill
tag: penang
tag: travel

pizza-thesis
type: Note
content: I thought about writing some of my thesis this evening, but I made pizza from scratch instead. But growing up, I was always told it's the thought that counts, so that's progress right?
generator: sloph
published: 2017-01-11T20:28:00+08:00
tag: food
tag: phd
tag: pizza
tag: thesis

quark-and-odo
type: Note
content: Five episodes in, Quark and Odo are my favourite. But O'Brien is definitely coming into his own.
generator: sloph
published: 2017-01-18T23:37:00+08:00
tag: ds9
tag: star+trek

shipping
type: Note
content: I've been shipping Janeway and Chakotay for the last four seasons, but Chakotay and Seven... oh. my. god. They're adorable. They're all awkward and excited. They're doing the little thing where they pretend to be professional, calling each other "sir" etc, but with little smirks. I'm melting. In related news, this last episode is an emotional rollarcoaster and I didn't realise I was at the last one and I'm not ready :'o Update: Wow, seriously. They got back to the alpha quadrant, destroyed the Borg, Seven and Chakotay got together and broke up and got back together, Harry saved the day, Tuvok was flawlessly selfless, B'Lanna had a baby whilst Tom flew Voyager through a transwarp conduit being fired on by the last Borg ship, and there were two Janeways. That was fucking awesome. I will watch these again someday. But next up.. Deep Space Nine! Stay tuned for more in the exciting adventures of rhiario binges Star Trek.
generator: sloph
published: 2017-01-07T23:10:00+08:00
tag: star+trek
tag: voyager

stormy-evening
type: Article
content: I'm sitting on the balcony as waves of rain wash by. It started just before sunset; I noticed a change in the lighting which turned out to be caused by a dense downpour. First the mountains in the distance are consumed, then some of the tower blocks. As I watch, a dark black cloud rolls overhead, distinct against the grey-blue dusk behind. It brings with it bigger droplets, surging straight downwards instead of smattering at angles. The dramatic contrast between the clouds is lost as the sunlight disappears. It's replaced by flashes of yellow, blue, white, even pink, lighting up the inky black night. The flashes are quickly followed by ear-splitting roars, one every few minutes. The rain drowns out the sound of traffic, of anything. The balcony is set into the building, so I'm well-sheltered, but still the occasional spit of water reaches me. Before the darkness sets in completely, I see birds stumbling through the rain. I don't know how they're holding up under the force of the water. Gradually the torrent of water lessens, and the sounds of engines re-emerge. The lightning persists, though. And the mosquitoes are waking up. Time to go back inside.
generator: sloph
name: Stormy evening
published: 2017-01-03T20:30:00+08:00
tag: malaysia
tag: storm
tag: travel
tag: weather

this-and-that
type: Note
content: This and that. An amalgamation of standards held together with PHP and string and naive hope.
generator: sloph
in reply to: https://twitter.com/ringmaster/status/821726978944409600
published: 2017-01-18T22:37:00+08:00
tag: hacking
tag: php
tag: sloph

totalling
type: Article
content: I've been tracking everything I've acquired all year, and how much it cost. I even built a wee budgeting app on top of this feed last summer. This all worked fine until I was travelling a lot, and logging purchases in the local currency. I ignored it for a while, and could only budget for things I was buying in USD, however when it came to summarising all of this for the year-in-review I had to deal with it. I searched for currency conversion APIs, and found fixer.io which is not rate-limited and takes a date parameter for historical exchange rates. However, it only contains about 20 currencies, and didn't include Qatari Rial, which I need from my trip to Doha in March. There are various APIs which contain more currencies, but all the ones I found are rate limited and required API keys. They usually have other restrictions on the free tier, as well. Initially I wrote a script that cycled through every single acquire post and fetched the exchange rate for that currency from currencylayer, one by one. I immediately exceeded 1000 request (per month!) rate limit, fetching all exchange rates for all individual purchases in a year. So then I wrote a script that cycled through all of my posts and aggregated the currencies I used for each day, by date. I then grabbed the exchange rates for these from fixr.io in one request per day (rather than per post). Fixer.io is not rate limited, and this cut the number of requests down to about one third or less. Then only for rates that were missing from the fixer.io response, I called rate-limted currencylayer to retrieve those, again in one request per day. This worked in bringing the number of requests down, but for anything more than a couple of months was still a request per day in the time period to the API, and took a while. Also, while I thought I wouldn't exceed the currencylayer rate limit given I have a finite amount of posts with currencies missing from fixer.io (in this case ten days of QAR) in the whole year, this is not…
generator: sloph
name: Totalling my expenses
published: 2017-01-09T14:29:00+08:00
tag: hacking
tag: php
tag: sloph

week-in-review
type: Article
content: Finished improving my LDN endpoint so notifications actually go into my triplestore with everything else, albeit into a different graph. Contributed a bit to the LDN test suite. Updated sloph to display Add activities where the objects are many images and the target is a photo album.. and ported all of my recent travel pics to this format. Finally fixed my Acquire posts so they display photos. Made type-based post collections. Made progress on between-date summary aggregates (so I can use this for a year in review). Started yoga classes at Wholey Wonder. Joined a drive to Penang Airport in Bayan Lepas, and back. Successfully avoided New Year's Eve celebrations.
generator: sloph
name: Week in review: 26 Dec - 1 Jan
published: 2017-01-01T23:59:00+08:00
tag: hacking
tag: ldn
tag: life
tag: sloph
tag: travel
tag: yoga

week-in-review-2
type: Article
content: Made some progress on /summary, but stuck on silly bugs. Fixed /where to return my latest checkin, and updated botbot to read it properly. Finished Voyager :o Spent a lot of time in Wholey Wonder. Colossally failed to get my thesis act together.
generator: sloph
name: Week in review: 2nd - 8th Jan
published: 2017-01-08T23:45:00+08:00
tag: fail
tag: life
tag: sloph

week-in-review-3
type: Article
content: Got some of a report done on a year of using sloph as a personal datastore and 'personal web observatory', for submission to WOW2017, and inclusion in my thesis. Started on implementation report aggregation and viewer for LDN Test results (from the reports which are sent as LDNs to the test suite inbox). Wrote a script to convert Firefox bookmarks to AS2, and used it to import bookmarks into my site. Wandered around some more parts of George Town, including Northam Beach, to the library, and accidentally to Chew Jetty while looking for the Beach Street market. Met some cool CS people.
generator: sloph
name: Week in review: 9 - 15 Jan
published: 2017-01-15T23:59:59+08:00
tag: hacking
tag: phd
tag: travel

week-in-review-4
type: Article
content: Finished Observing the decentralised social web (one telescope at a time) for WOW2017 and my thesis. Reviews and feedback welcome. Went to see temples. Ate and cooked a lot.
generator: sloph
name: Week in review: 16 - 22 Jan
published: 2017-01-22T23:59:59+08:00
tag: hacking
tag: phd
tag: sloph
tag: thesis

week-in-review-5
type: Article
content: Climbed Penang Hill again and went to the beach at Batu Ferringhi. Made some improvements to paging for sloph. Went to Langkawi. Get this... actually though about my thesis. Braindumped some new titles, summarised contents of each chapter and braindumped some more about structure/intent.
generator: sloph
name: Week in review: 23 - 29 Jan
published: 2017-01-29T20:31:00+08:00
tag: hacking
tag: phd
tag: sloph
tag: travel

when-over
type: Note
content: When is this all going to be over so I can go back to being sad and stressed about my own stupid problems like php errors, finishing my thesis, and who I'm not allowed to be in love with; instead of this descent into fascism bullshit.
generator: sloph
published: 2017-01-29T10:48:00+08:00
tag: life

https://rhiaro.co.uk/2017/02/589ae3a8bf9ac
type: Add
content: Misc Penang, Gurney Drive
generator: sloph
published: 2017-01-28T19:23:47+08:00
summary: Amy added 11 photos to https://i.amy.gy/2016-penang/
target: 2016-penang

personal-web-observatory
type: Article
informative: 5
content: This article was accepted to the 2017 Workshop on Web Observatories and I'll present about it on the 4th of April in Perth. As an article on my site it is subject to ongoing updates and improvements. To comply with submission deadlines for the workshop, a static snapshot from 22nd January 2017 is at archive.org. Abstract This is a short report on iteratively developing and using a Personal Web Observatory for one year. Herein are described the architecture of the technical system and, subjectively, the social and personal impact of daily use. The goal is to provoke further conversation about what it means to 'observe' individuals, and the benefits and drawbacks of this on a personal scale. We also discuss how peoples' attitudes towards social media and personal publishing may impact the quality of data collected by Web Observatories. Introduction Studying communities through passive and active digital traces, as Web Observatories are designed to do [9, 26], brings with it a host of privacy, ethical, and methodological concerns. Attempts to address online privacy issues in general are being made with a push towards re-decentralising the Web [8], in part through open Web standards and work on promoting personal data stores as alternatives to centralised or third-party services. Using this momentum can benefit the Web Science community as well as their observees (though it brings with it its own set of challenges). Decentralisation is applied to Web Observatories in particular through the idea of a Personal Web Observatory [11] as a user-controlled (as opposed to third-party imposed) means of collecting and tracking data. <!-- Even assuming uptake of decentralised technologies for online activities... --> <!-- This article builds on the idea of , through iteratively developing and using one such system over a year. --> <!-- Experimenting with new standards for decentralised online social activities has given rise to the development of my personal website into a system …
generator: sloph
in reply to: wow2017
in reply to: calls
name: Observing the decentralised social web (one telescope at a time)
published: 2017-01-22T18:26:00+08:00
updated: 2017-01-22T18:26:00+08:00