And I mean my own machine outside of an environment where I have some monitor-server with icinga or nagios.

When I want to be notified about critical sensor events (eg CPU gets too hot),is there a more elegant way than running a cronjob every min?

I just wanted to create a small shell-script that sends a notification me when the CPU gets too hot. The notes get longer and longer…

I have this output: +50.0°C How do I get rid of the “+” and the “.0°C” with sed with 1 instead of 2 operations? sed ’s/+//g' sed ’s/.0°C//g'

Sometimes I wonder about the weird things like when did I start to prefer hard wrapping text instead of soft wrapping on vim…

Another tidbit about the opening hours of ATMs in #Japan: they are defined as a branch of a bank, thus limited to banking hours.

Japanese word of the day: 生き字引 (いきじびき/ikijibiki): walking dictionary or encyclopedia

Finally I learned why ATMs in #Japan haven opening hours: this was protection for banks which couldn’t afford to install ATMs #convoysystem

I really enjoyed the latest short book by @jakeadelstein about the first capture of s Yakuza-boss in the US ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ t.co/kgo6QpLbX…