- ID
- 8c6a9946-d97d-4138-b142-fc03b0fb044b
2020-04-02 - Thursday
Tasks
DONE Stand-up with Admin Squad
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DONE Engineering bi-weekly
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DONE Test a matrix/riot setup for Castine town chat
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DONE Review [[id:9fd1b150-abcd-40a5-9639-e56d4527d54d][Chukwuka Agu]]'s PR for encrypting [[id:ca1d297e-764f-4c7d-90c7-93f448fee10b][People Attributes]] values
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https://github.com/15five/fifteen5/pull/27756/files
DONE Run
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DONE Fix migrations for [[id:22f149f1-b23e-4b84-a7f2-b79511326df4][ENG-8410 Rename UserAttribute to PeopleAttribute]]
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DONE Fix [[id:1fe035dc-3ca7-4b84-9023-9ed8d7df477d][15Five Project: Group Types]] bug in [[id:f8a6d3b4-dcb8-48cc-b12e-552e0e251c9d][ENG-6549]]
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DONE Fill out my 15Five
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Sky
Today marks the 175th anniversary of the first surviving photograph of the Sun.
The roughly 5-inch daguerreotype was made by Louis Fizeau and Leon Foucault, and
captured details including several sunspots visible on our star’s disk.
As spring begins to bring warmer temperatures and clearer days to the Northern
Hemisphere, consider doubling your observing time by looking at our closest
star.
*Solar observing is dangerous without the right equipment.* Unless you have an
approved solar filter, never use your telescope, viewfinder, or binoculars to
look at the Sun. Instead, you may be able to view the Sun safely by turning your
small telescope into a solar projector, rather than looking through the scope
directly. Alternatively, you can easily build a Pinhole Projector box to examine
the Sun’s disk and look for any sunspots that may darken its face.
Asteroid Juno reaches opposition at 4 P.M. EDT. After dark, try to spot the
145-mile-wide (234 kilometers) world, which shines at magnitude 9.5, rising in
the east about 2° south of magnitude 3.4 Delta (δ) Virginis.
Today
- Woke up to rain outside today, and it's colder then yesterday too. Not sure
I'll get a run in today, but I think I need to be okay with that.
- Got a little distracted this afternoon with setting up some fun jail projects.
Mostly it was a chat for town employees, which I'm not ever sure if we'll use.
Still, nice to know how easy it all is to spin up.
- I'd love to write some Documentation on how to set all this up. There's
probably other folks who would benefit from setting up Matrix & Riot in a
FreeBSD jail