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Curtis Jones

God-fearing, mountain-climbing, software engineer.

📍 Atlanta, GA https://curtisjones.us

Posh

I'm sitting in the Memphis Delta Sky Club this evening, enjoying cheese, crackers and wine while waiting for my delayed connecting flight to Atlanta. There aren't very many circumstances in which an unplanned over-night stay is a bonus, but this might be one of them. Well,

New Stuff

Collectively, two UPS guys and two FedEx guys (one driving a Budget rent-a-van...) delivered packages containing a fifty foot static rope, a new climbing helmet, the most comfortable harness I've ever used (and it's really quick to cinch up) and some new base layer clothing. I

It's Safe to Look at the Moon

From the article regarding the up-coming lunar eclipse: Unlike a solar eclipse, it is safe to look at a lunar eclipse – which is when the moon passes through the earth's shadow as cast by the sun. During the total phase, the moon appears to have a dark reddish

Funny Food

So these two cannibals are eating a clown, and one pauses and says "does this taste funny to you?"

14% Advanced

You know it. curtisjones.us is 14% advanced according to Google. I'll take it.

It was December 24th on Hollis Ave in the dark...

"This iiiiiisssss Christmas music!" Run DMC, FTW.

Alaska (Part III)

Things are looking up. After a two year hiatus from Alaska, it looks like I'll get to go back in May. Maybe. We're looking at either another West Buttress trip, West Rib or Foraker. Prior to that trip, probably a few days (or more) ice climbing

Leaky

Some moronic retailer leaked my AmEx credit card number (which I've had for years, and have had memorized for years) into the ether and some no doubt homely teenager used the card for purchases from Microsoft and Blizzard. American Express - always vigilant - sent me a fraud

Sounds like crap

It sounds terrible, but it is recognizable. I (temporarily) gave up on the time-domain filtering and decided to go the route of: * FFT the data to the frequency-domain * Zero out everything except for the selected range * Shift the selected range down to (near) zero Hz * FFT the data back to

More Eye Candy

Check it. The overview graph now has a highlighted section that indicates which portion of the 190 KHz is being viewed in the bottom two graphs, and you can drag the highlighted area around as one would expect. And I ditched the extra device control window and built it into

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