James Manning

Today’s 10-day forecast comparison:

This was a fun spam to get in my gmail account - from google.com

It was a nice touch that the account name was “picasateam” just to help even more with the sense that this was real.

I’ve always found it interesting when people would trust a given company or financial institution less because of people sending spam claiming to be that company (PayPal, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, etc.). Now I wonder if it’ll happen to Google… well, and how long they take to shut down this kind of “hole”.

Since our forecast is full of thunderstorms and highs in the 90’s, I figured it was yet another time to go check what my wish-list home town was looking forward to:

It shouldn’t be surprising - notice that bottom-left chunk that’s actually got reasonable temperatures?  Yup, that’s it.  The 10-minute drive to Tijuana is a nice bonus.

James Manning [4:23 PM]:
any idea if the way to call PPE with “quiet” has changed recently?
James Manning [4:23 PM]:
I vaguely remember it changing (because it broke us in the past), but I don’t remember for sure
Mike Kok [4:23 PM]:
No idea.
James Manning [4:23 PM]:
liar!
James Manning [4:23 PM]:
tell me the truth!
James Manning [4:23 PM]:
now!
James Manning [4:24 PM]:
I can tell you’re lying
James Manning [4:24 PM]:
your eyes shifted to the lft
James Manning [4:24 PM]:
left, too
James Manning [4:24 PM]:
your nose twitched, too
James Manning [4:24 PM]:
i can tell, even from my office over here
James Manning [4:24 PM]:
I have an intricate system of mirrors
James Manning [4:24 PM]:
don’t try to find them, i’ve hidden them far too well
James Manning [4:25 PM]:
i’m a friggin’ evil genius i tell you
James Manning [4:25 PM]:
…. maybe it’s time to switch to decaf
Mike Kok [4:25 PM]:
Um…
Mike Kok [4:25 PM]:
Yeah