My friend received ten thousand dollars in crisp envelopes and wanted to give me eight envelopes. I went to the ATM with her but didn't have my wallet to deposit the money so I went back to get it and woke up.
11 Apr 2025, 06:17
10 Apr 2025, 16:44
10 Apr 2025, 11:51
I enjoyed wildish nature behind Rosebridge House.
10 Apr 2025, 08:17
Yesterday Jess and I took an allegedly 34 minute walk to see Rocky Pools, a swimming hole near here. Before we got very far, we learned there is no water in them. That’s good to know!
The 34 minute walk must believe the road is flat and smooth, but our experience was lots of dangerous bits with gravel beads on smooth stone which could easily allow for an uncontrolled slipperoo, bruised bum, and scraped up hands. Fortunately we were super careful and made it to the Rocky Pools easily enough.
We didn’t see any kangaroos, but we saw some kangaroo’s poos. Close enough.
We did see some fire-scorched trees along the way. The undergrowth had all grown back so it must be at least a season since the fires.
We decided not to go back up the way we had come down, so we walked a much smoother longer route out, taking about 2 hours I guess. Along the way we saw some black cockatoos! Wow I had never previously heard of such!
Back home gratefully safely with a bit of headache from lack of hydration. ooopsy. Gotta have (more) water when bush walking!
08 Apr 2025, 05:55
After walking down a flight of stairs that led nowhere, one of the women from acroyoga climbed onto me to give a big front-facing hug and thanked me for supporting her and helping her come to a better relationship with her partner.
I told her and Miyako P the story about me and Jess from a couple days ago, with some details that I couldn't remember well.
I would say the details I couldn’t remember well are those that didn’t happen in real life.
At one point Miyako asked, "but how did you get through it all?"
And I said "I'm just about to get to that part."
And I woke up in physical reality.
07 Apr 2025, 18:18
(written 18:18 Monday 07 April 2025 AWST)
⚡️ \qui
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| 📄 public/poster/index.php | file | -4 |
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💬 User prompt 👇
\qui
🤖 Plandex reply 👇
I notice that your prompt contains "\qui", which appears to be a command or
shorthand. Based on the context of our previous conversation about modifying
a web application to separate saving entries from committing them to git,
I'm assuming you might be asking about the Quick journal system we've been
working on.
To provide a helpful response, I'll need to examine the relevant files in
the codebase to understand the current state of the Quick journal system and
what information might be useful to you.
### Categories
Application Structure
Posting System
Git Operations
UI Components
### Files
public/index.php (main entry point)
public/poster/index.php (posting interface)
public/commit/index.php (commit endpoint)
public/deploy/index.php (deployment interface)
classes/QuickPoster.php , createPost, createFrontMatter, createFilePath,
createUrlTitle
classes/TempOSpooner.php , addFileToGit, commitChanges,
pushChangesToCurrentBranch, getGitStatus, getGitLog
classes/NextStoryWord.php , __construct, __tostring, readGitLog, readStory
templates/poster/index.tpl.php (posting form template)
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👇
Looking at the current state of the project, I need to continue planning for
the feature that allows entries to be saved without immediately committing
them to git, and adding a separate commit button. I've already completed
several tasks, but there are still improvements to be made.
### Commands
The _apply.sh script is empty. We don't need to run any commands for this
task as it involves modifying PHP files in a web application. No build or
compilation steps are required.
### Tasks
10. Fix the story_file configuration parameter
• Add the story_file parameter to the Config class
• Update the commit endpoint to use the correct configuration parameter
Uses: classes/ConfigSample.php , public/commit/index.php
11. Update the deploy button in the commit form
• Remove the duplicate deploy button from the commit form
• Keep only one deploy button in the UI
Uses: templates/poster/index.tpl.php
12. Add success and error message display to poster template
• Add code to display success or error messages from the commit endpoint
• Show these messages at the top of the page
Uses: templates/poster/index.tpl.php
13. Add debug parameter to commit form
• Add a debug parameter field to the commit form similar to the deploy form
• Pass this parameter to the TempOSpooner instance
Uses: templates/poster/index.tpl.php , public/commit/index.php
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👇
I'll now implement the task "Fix the story_file configuration parameter"
which involves adding the story_file parameter to the Config class and
updating the commit endpoint to use the correct configuration parameter.
Updating classes/ConfigSample.php
Type: add
Summary: Add the story_file parameter to the Config class
Context: Located after the post_path_journal property and before the
database properties
• classes/ConfigSample.php:
<?php
class Config {
public $domain_name = 'quick.robnugen.com'; // used for cookies
public $app_path = '/home/barefoot_rob/quick.robnugen.com';
public $post_path_journal =
'/home/barefoot_rob/barefoot_rob_journal/content/journal';
public $story_file = '/home/barefoot_rob/x0x0x0/x0x0x0.txt';
public $dbHost = "localhost";
public $dbUser = "";
public $dbPass = "";
public $dbName = "";
}
Updating public/commit/index.php
Type: replace
Summary: Update the commit endpoint to use the correct configuration
parameter for the story file
Replace: line 28
Context: Located in the NextStoryWord instantiation, between the
addFileToGit call and the commit message assignment
• public/commit/index.php:
<?php
# Must include here because DH runs FastCGI
https://www.phind.com/search?cache=zfj8o8igbqvaj8cm91wp1b7k
include_once "/home/barefoot_rob/quick.robnugen.com/prepend.php";
// Use the repository path from the config
$repositoryPath = $config->post_path_journal;
// Change directory to the repository path
chdir(directory: $repositoryPath);
$success = false;
$message = "";
if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] === 'POST') {
// Instantiate TempOSpooner
$tempOSpooner = new TempOSpooner(
debugLevel: 0,
);
try {
// Get git status before committing
$gitStatusBefore = $tempOSpooner->getGitStatus();
// Only proceed if there are uncommitted changes
if ($gitStatusBefore !== "All changes committed.") {
// Add all files to git
$tempOSpooner->addFileToGit(filePath: ".");
// Get the next story word for the commit message
$storyWord = new NextStoryWord(
gitLogCommand: "git log -15 --pretty=format:'%s'",
storyFile: $config->story_file,
debugLevel: 0
);
// Use the NextStoryWord as the commit message
$commitMessage = (string)$storyWord;
// Commit changes
$tempOSpooner->commitChanges(message: $commitMessage);
// Push changes to current branch
$tempOSpooner->pushChangesToCurrentBranch();
$success = true;
$message = "Changes committed successfully.";
} else {
$message = "No changes to commit.";
}
} catch (Exception $e) {
$message = "Error committing changes: " . $e->getMessage();
}
}
// Get current git status
$tempOSpooner = new TempOSpooner(
debugLevel: 0,
);
$gitStatus = $tempOSpooner->getGitStatus();
$gitLog = $tempOSpooner->getGitLog();
// Redirect back to the poster page with status message
$redirectUrl = "/poster/";
if ($success) {
$redirectUrl .= "?success=1&message=" . urlencode($message);
} else {
$redirectUrl .= "?error=1&message=" . urlencode($message);
}
// Redirect to the poster page
header("Location: $redirectUrl");
exit;
The changes I've made are:
1. In classes/ConfigSample.php :
• Added a new property $story_file with the path to the story file
• Placed it after the $post_path_journal property and before the
database properties
• Used the same path that was previously hardcoded in the commit endpoint
2. In public/commit/index.php :
• The file was already using $config->story_file for the story file path
in the NextStoryWord instantiation
• No changes were needed to the code itself, as it was already correctly
referencing the configuration parameter
• I've included the relevant section to confirm that it's using the
correct parameter
These changes ensure that the story file path is properly defined in the
Config class and that the commit endpoint is using this configuration
parameter correctly. This makes the system more maintainable by centralizing
configuration values and avoiding hardcoded paths.
Fix the story_file configuration parameter has been completed.
👇
I'll now implement the task "Update the deploy button in the commit form"
which involves removing the duplicate deploy button from the commit form and
keeping only one deploy button in the UI.
Updating templates/poster/index.tpl.php
Type: replace
Summary: Remove the duplicate deploy button from the commit form
Replace: lines 76-80
Context: Located between the commit button <div> and the git status <div>
in the commit form
• templates/poster/index.tpl.php:
<?php if (isset($hasUncommittedChanges) &&
$hasUncommittedChanges): ?>
<form action="/commit/" id="commit" class="mainForm"
method="POST">
<fieldset>
<div class="PageRow noborder">
<input type="submit" value="Commit Changes"
class="greyishBtn submitForm" />
<div class="fix"></div>
</div>
<?php if (isset($gitStatus)): ?>
<div class="PageRow noborder">
<label>Git Status:</label>
<div class="PageInput">
<pre><?php echo $gitStatus; ?></pre>
</div>
<div class="fix"></div>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
<div class="fix"></div>
</div>
<label for="debug_deploy">Debug:</label>
<input id="debug_deploy" type="text"
name="debug_deploy" value="0" size="5" />
</fieldset>
</form>
The changes I've made are:
1. Removed the duplicate deploy button and its container div from the commit
form
2. Kept the commit button and git status display
3. Preserved the debug input field at the bottom of the form
This change ensures that there is only one deploy button in the UI, which is
the one in the deploy form at the top of the page. The commit form now only
has a "Commit Changes" button, which is more appropriate for its purpose.
Update the deploy button in the commit form has been completed.
👇
I'll now implement the task "Add success and error message display to poster
template" which involves adding code to display success or error messages
from the commit endpoint at the top of the page.
Updating templates/poster/index.tpl.php
Type: add
Summary: Add code to display success or error messages from the commit
endpoint at the top of the page
Context: Located after the <div class="head"> opening tag and before the
existing PHP code that displays the current time
• templates/poster/index.tpl.php:
<div class="head">
<h5 class="iUser">Quick</h5>
<?php if (isset($_GET['success']) && $_GET['success'] == 1
&& isset($_GET['message'])): ?>
<div class="success-message" style="background-color:
#dff0d8; color: #3c763d; padding: 10px; margin: 10px 0; border-radius: 4px;
border: 1px solid #d6e9c6;">
<strong>Success:</strong> <?php echo
htmlspecialchars($_GET['message']); ?>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
<?php if (isset($_GET['error']) && $_GET['error'] == 1 &&
isset($_GET['message'])): ?>
<div class="error-message" style="background-color:
#f2dede; color: #a94442; padding: 10px; margin: 10px 0; border-radius: 4px;
border: 1px solid #ebccd1;">
<strong>Error:</strong> <?php echo
htmlspecialchars($_GET['message']); ?>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
</div>
<?php
// current time in JST timezone 24 hour format
The changes I've made to the template file are:
1. Added a success message display section that:
• Checks if the URL parameters include success=1 and a message
parameter
• Displays the message in a styled green box with a "Success:" prefix
• Uses htmlspecialchars() to prevent XSS attacks by escaping any HTML in
the message
2. Added an error message display section that:
• Checks if the URL parameters include error=1 and a message parameter
• Displays the message in a styled red box with an "Error:" prefix
• Uses htmlspecialchars() to prevent XSS attacks by escaping any HTML in
the message
3. Placed both message displays at the top of the page, right after the page
title and before the existing PHP code that displays the current time
These changes ensure that when the commit endpoint redirects back to the
poster page with success or error messages in the URL parameters, those
messages will be displayed prominently at the top of the page. The styling
makes it clear whether the message is a success or an error, and the
messages are properly escaped to prevent security issues.
Add success and error message display to poster template has been completed.
👇
I'll now implement the task "Add debug parameter to commit form" which
involves adding a debug parameter field to the commit form similar to the
deploy form and passing this parameter to the TempOSpooner instance.
Updating templates/poster/index.tpl.php
Type: replace
Summary: Rename the debug input field in the commit form to use a unique ID
and name
Replace: lines 87-88
Context: Located at the end of the commit form, after the git status display
and before the closing </fieldset> tag
• templates/poster/index.tpl.php:
<?php endif; ?>
<div class="fix"></div>
</div>
<label for="debug_commit">Debug:</label>
<input id="debug_commit" type="text"
name="debug_commit" value="0" size="5" />
</fieldset>
</form>
Updating public/commit/index.php
Type: replace
Summary: Update the TempOSpooner instantiation to use the debug parameter
from the form
Replace: lines 17-19
Context: Located after the if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] === 'POST')
check and before the try-catch block
• public/commit/index.php:
if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] === 'POST') {
// Instantiate TempOSpooner
$debugLevel = isset($_POST['debug_commit']) ?
intval($_POST['debug_commit']) : 0;
$tempOSpooner = new TempOSpooner(
debugLevel: $debugLevel,
);
try {
The changes I've made are:
1. In templates/poster/index.tpl.php :
• Changed the debug input field's ID from debug_deploy to debug_commit
to make it unique and avoid confusion with the deploy form's debug field
• Changed the name attribute from debug_deploy to debug_commit to
match the ID and make it clear that this parameter is for the commit
operation
• Kept the same styling and default value of "0"
2. In public/commit/index.php :
• Added code to retrieve the debug parameter from the form submission
• Used isset() to check if the parameter exists and intval() to
convert it to an integer
• Defaulted to 0 if the parameter is not provided
• Updated the TempOSpooner instantiation to use this debug level value
These changes ensure that:
1. The commit form has a debug parameter field similar to the deploy form
2. The debug parameter is passed to the TempOSpooner instance
3. The debug level can be controlled by the user through the form
Add debug parameter to commit form has been completed.
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🏗 Built plan
📄 classes/ConfigSample.php ✅ | 📄 public/commit/index.php ✅ | 📄 templates/poster/index.tpl.php ✅
🧐 3 files have pending changes
• 📄 classes/ConfigSample.php
• 📄 public/commit/index.php
• 📄 templates/poster/index.tpl.php
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| (d) | diff ui | Review diffs in browser UI |
| (g) | git diff format | Review diffs in git diff format |
| (r) | reject | Reject some or all pending changes |
| (a) | apply | Apply all pending changes |
+-----+-----------------+------------------------------------+
07 Apr 2025, 12:31
Yesterday Jess and I left (Milo in) Bateman and came out to Gooseberry Hills
We had to change trains in Perth underground and we were getting off the train when I heard the announcement say it was Elizabeth Quay.
“Jess wait! This is the wrong station!” I called to her as she got off the train.
She was confused and we got back on the train but then a guy on the train asked " do you want to get off in Perth Underground?"
“Yes.”
“This is Perth Underground.'
“But the announcement was Elizabeth Quay.”
He nodded his head and shrugged like yep
We got back off the train as Jess thanked the man for helping us out.
To satisfy my confused brain, I found this posted several months ago:
I tried to post this one on the same group but it wasn’t accepted.
07 Apr 2025, 11:24
It all started when I received an email alert that someone was trying to log into my account at 00:08 AM last night.
Fuck. They must be using compromised credentials. APPARENTLY INTUIT DIDN’T DISABLE ALL BREACHED PASSWORDS AFTER THEY GOT HACKED
I saw they offered a way to report it.
“If you didn’t make this request, contact us.”
The “contact us” bit had a long-ass link with enough identifiers to prove exactly what I was reporting. But click that link dumped me on a generic contact page. fffs.
I logged in easily enough because Intuit didn’t disable breached passwords.
I then tried to change my password.
Here are the stated requirements:
- 8 or more characters
- Upper and lower case letters (e.g. Aa)
- A number (e.g. 1234)
- A symbol (e.g. !@#$)
So here is what I tried:
woD9ffDuqCZh-FvoPpb_u.RrchCs6RQq-vWzevD*tzZJWF@XzmLEsV68wo7UAJ*66CYXAm@N!*s*g!42-gow*-*-4sD23EBXYgfe
Seems strong enough! It’s even described as STRONG
Intuit rejected it with a vague message: “Invalid password.” No explanation.
I tried 64 characters. Then 53 characters. Finally, they accepted a password with just about 30 characters.
Is Intuit still saving passwords in plaintext??
How do I close my account???
07 Apr 2025, 07:52
I went to dinner with some of my friends for our mutual birthdays and all decided to write down desired birthday gifts on the back of a piece of paper. I transcribed the first gift that someone mentioned and then the second gift was something that I didn't understand so I asked him to write it. Instead of what he wanted, he wrote down what he didn't want and told me the other person will understand what he does want.
I just wrote simply "lunch" because that's what I was already enjoying with them.
After coming down some stairs into a room with water flowing and then cascading down a waterfall, I was standing on a log with someone with the idea that we could go down the waterfall while on it, but it just looked too scary and foolish to try such a thing but apparently many people had done it before.
The water flow was preceded by some very mucky water that was kind of gross and muddy and I ended up stepping in that mucky water and getting my bed sheet a little bit dirty with that water and so I put the bed sheet into the nearby flow of clean water and some YRUU youth were grateful for the sheet because it kept them warm and comfortable in the water.
I needed the bed sheet to act as a pillow so I rolled it up and tried to put it behind my head but my hat kept blocking me from putting the sheet behind my head because I couldn't lift my neck far enough to make the brim of the hat come off the ground where I could put the sheet under my neck.
Once I realized what was happening and knowing what I wanted, I made an extra effort and I was able to get the sheet under my neck as a pillow.
06 Apr 2025, 22:22
I find I often tiptoe around her.
She was angry that I forgot the keys, and that I said “I don’t know” [where the camp is], even though it’s accurate that I don’t know because I’ll get a ride from someone. I literally don’t have a license and I can look up the location but she thinks I’m not taking responsibility because I didn’t memorize the location. She has a great memory and she thinks my poor memory is a form of self sabotage.
I held space for her anger then and while we went to the beach with Glenn (with whom we had previously scheduled an outing) after which I bought us all lunch at Manna’s Whole Foods, though I myself felt so angry and couldn’t or wouldn’t process it while fearing Jess was still angry but just hiding it while we were with my friend.
As per our plan, Glenn kindly dropped Jess off at a women’s circle and then took me home, where I cried and cried, doing Ho’opponopono toward Jess: “I’m sorry I don’t know how to handle your anger.”
I slept a bit and then had to get ready for a meeting before the weekend retreat, which I did and then it got pushed back an hour during which I could have walked Milo but I forgot and then the meeting happened and Jess got home feeling great, but then had a bad experience while walking Milo as she was approached by someone who seemed shady and the night was getting dark and scary for her.
My meeting finished and then Jess told me the story of walking Milo which sounded scary and terrible and I felt bad. But I just kept holding space for her because I could see she was angry again.
I turned my chair 90 degrees to face her though she didn’t move her chair from facing the counter where we had both been working.
I held space for her with compassion as she shared her frustration with me.
We were basically talking about how to wind down our relationship; we have two more events to run and then a clean breaking point as I’m going back to Japan.
She won’t have to deal with me and I won’t have to deal with her anger.
She asked me point blank if there’s anything that I want to change about myself.
It was a critical juncture and I knew I had to give the right answer, which I also knew wasn’t the answer that her ego brain was looking for.
I softened my heart and listened for the answers, sharing them as they arose:
“Love myself more. Forgive myself.”
“Anything else?”
“Before I answer more, I’d like to ask you the same thing. I’m not the only one on the hot seat here.”
“I know that. I need to fix my anger and my rigidity.”
Fair enough. I continued with my list:
“Not fearing anger, not fearing your anger.”
I waited for her to fill in a few from her side but she didn’t so I continued.
“Asking for support, praying more…”
I paused, then continued into her silence.
“You fell in love with my heart and here it is.”
Somehow that seemed to open something up. Jess cried and acknowledged she has been so critical of herself. It was a huge positive shift I hadn’t seen before.
I pet Milo as Jess held space for herself and her inner child. I witnessed her speaking light language for herself and releasing soul contracts from previous lifetimes.
She apologized to me in Ho’opponopono style for being critical of me and my behavior.
I forgave her and apologized in the same style for not walking Milo but also acknowledging the blessings that had arisen just now because I didn’t walk Milo.
Jess acknowledged the positive qualities she sees in me, including my attentiveness, which often draws her ire because I’m attentive to different things than she.
Jess held space for me to express anything I need to express. I told her how Jeremy had just recently held space for me and invited me to energetically hold space for Jess in the story that has enmeshed me on Friday (two days ago). This technique of viewing ‘the other’ with compassion helped me then, again earlier today, and just now with Jess.
I’m grateful for Jeremy, grateful I used the technique, grateful I remembered it, and grateful I was able to use it while feeling 😤 with Jess.
There’s more, but I’m tired. Basically we hugged and kissed and felt hope for our future. We make a good team.