Lý sự pclouds

It started again maybe in last summer. Almost consistent flare up every week, usually Monday or Tuesday. So that's probably about five months.

Despite disliking flights I somehow became a flight junkie for once. Counting from when I locked the door for the airport until I opened it back, two hours short of full four days.

That was supposedly the most expensive mobile sim upgrade, which turned out not to be true. Instead it was the most expensive text just to unlock 4G in Mobifone.

In hindsight I should have checked if I got 4G sim instead of just assuming 3G. But even then I would still need to go back in Vietnam just to send "KT VOLTE". At least that's one fewer crisis. Let's hope the rest of the year goes well.

One lesson from this is prepare in advance. I ended up hurrying up to the airport last minute, cutting a bit too close to buffer time at the airport. And forgot cash. And also forgot the ID. Luckily the ID thing motivated me to have a look at the eID thing again and got it working this time.

And I sat next to two Japanese! Last time it happened (or last time I heard Japanese in an airplane) was probably more than twenty years ago, the first (and last?) time I went to Japan. Japan seems to have changed a lot and speaking Japanese isn't strictly necessary (at least in Tokyo).

Furniture assembly was fun at first, but it can be really hard work. At least when it comes to beds. So many screws. So many pieces. Even needed to hammer a few times. The whole thing took a day, but most of it was just for the bed.

Though in the bed's defense, I should have chosen a bed without cabinets. The six cabinets alone added so much more work. And I could only use three anyway because the bed is in a corner.

All the complications come at a cost. I made a mistake one, then panicked because I thought that was it. But fortunately I could unscrew a few things and move the piece around. Crisis averted, but one screw might be broken.

That's not the worst of all because one screw would not just come in. Probably slight misalignment of the hole between two pieces of wood. Not much I can do about it.

All in all. Not bad. Stubbed a finger once. Scratched an arm once. Stubbed another toe once. The last one was bloody but I didn't notice. So there was a blood trail from the bed to the front door, and in the socks. First blood in the new apartment.

New apartment! First hand contract. I'm going to live here forever.

pekwm switched to fossil as version control. Tried fossil a bit, didn't like it. And the fact that it's buggy with steam, and a single developer project, so it's more like the last push.

After reading through i3 user guide and playing around a bit, not bad. gkrellm has to change from "panel" mode to normal, and it can be focused, which isn't great. But it probably will be gone after some more work on i3bar to show I/O as well (i3status contrib has a script to show network load already).

Back home at 10:30. I have never been out this late for at least 10 years. The modern door lock looks like is going to cause problems with deliveries. And how come deliveries come so late, until 10 PM?

Trying to hibernate for the very first time, as I've been doing suspend to ram all this time. It didn't work, and I thought it had something to do with nvidia which caused problems with suspend before.

It turns out, resume=UUID=... is not accepted (but the kernel didn't say anything) while resume=PARTUUID... is fine. In retrospect I should have suspected why /sys/power/resume didn't reflect resume=

According to the internet, UUID is inside a filesystem, while PARTUUID is inside partition table. At boot time, the kernel can see partitition content, but not the file system. Which kinda makes sense I guess because you would need to load the related fs module and peek inside. And that's a no no for resuming from hiberation.