Todd Sundsted
Todd Sundsted
toddsundsted@epiktistes.com
Better dead than bored.
Introductionepiktistes.com/introduction
GitHubgithub.com/toddsundsted/ktistec
Pronounshe/him
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Todd Sundsted

it just started snowing north of chicago. apparently it’s due for 6 inches.

#roadtrip

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fargo, north dakota

3° f at 8:45pm.

the scenery is quite a contrast with may of last year.

#roadtrip

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looking west


sheridan, wyoming… roads south are closed because of last night’s storm. backtracking to billings and then across north dakota this time.

#roadtrip

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I just released v2.0.0-8 of ktistec. The most impactful changes are:

  1. No more dependencies on externally hosted assets (and fewer dependencies, overall)
  2. Basic support for timeline filters (no shares and no replies).
  3. Support for content filtering by keyword.

Volume has dropped off in my timeline, for the most part, now that the surge of people who signed up for Mastodon accounts a couple months ago have gone back to posting on Twitter, or have stopped posted about the transition, or whatever. But fine grained control is nice, and filtering allows me to tune my experience—better late than never!

Read the changelog for all of the details.

#ktistec

Todd Sundsted

i stumbled across an ad for a two button keyboard and thought wtf but then learned that this is a product category and macropads are a thing...

Todd Sundsted

my favorite 3d printer projects have some utility. i recently installed gridwall panels in my shop but didn't want to put an eye out on one of the hooks, so i designed and printed safety caps for the ends.

safety caps for gridwall hooks

#3dprinting

Todd Sundsted
The final round of CV

Yesterday was family game night. We played CV, which we purchased after playing it at the local board game meetup.

I found it easy to learn and fun, but reviews were mixed. I like the tableau building mechanic, but everyone thought the dice rolls add too much chance into the gameplay. The idea behind bad luck and  misfortune is to add a little risk when you press your luck and re-roll the dice. It might have just been the night, but we ended up rolling misfortune (three dice showing bad luck) on the first roll multiple times—the cost of a card really sets you back. The player with the worst luck in this regard took social assistance twice, and still lost the game!

#boardgame

Todd Sundsted

i can't get over how much programming feels like playing an open world game like breath of the wild (or pick your favorite)... you have an objective. there are the required milestones along the path to meeting that objective. and then there are the side quests that lure you off the path. there are always so many tantalizing side quests...

Todd Sundsted

filling out forms is dante’s eighth circle of hell, right?

Todd Sundsted

this week the US House of Representatives proves you’re never too old for high school drama!