Finally going to movie theater after a long absence. Written by Gen Urobuchi, it’s basically what one can expect from his work. And much simpler because of time constraint. Also lighter overall compared to his other works. Unfortunately it makes the whole story a bit too predictable.
Rakuen Tsuiho Theme Song Single and selector spread WIXOSS OP Single. Not going to open because I’ve gotten the rips from somewhere else. I bought them after repeatedly listened them, actually.
A few years ago I wrote a php script to provide better autoindex within nginx. I used it for quite a long period until I rewrote it in Ruby/Sinatra. But then I figured the setup for it is overly complicated just for simple task. And takes additional memory. I always have php-fpm running anyway so it’s free.
And so I decided to take up the old php script and fix it up. Unfortunately there isn’t other language as easy to setup for web as php which is why I fixed it instead of rewriting in some other languages (or keeping it ruby). The “fixed” version is still pretty much imperative-style but hey, it works.
I’ve been wasting time on this thing called 2048 lately. And finally obtained my then-current goal of 8192. And then ended at 112k score since I wasn’t careful enough.
Next goal is 16384 but I’ll need to be able to reach 8192 without too much effort first…
For god knows how long, proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for; is one of the line usually included in nginx config snippet for proxying to a unicorn (Rails) backend.
…which is something you should never do unless you have another load balancer in front of the nginx being configured.
That line basically tells nginx to append $remote_addr to whatever X-Forwarded-For value currently set. It is only useful when your nginx is behind other load balancer which set up its own (hopefully correctly) X-Forwarded-For. It should be set explicitly to $remote_addr for any external-facing proxy. Otherwise fun things will happen.
As I’m too lazy to keep the other domain, this blog who nobody visits have changed the domain once again back to blog.myconan.net. animebsd.net will not be extended after next year. I’ll keep looking on access to old domain and to make sure no one accidentally visits this blog using wrong domain.
Writing episodic post is too much :effort: and doesn’t feel helping much in improving my writing skill. Therefore, nope. Three weeks in total. Not too bad this, I guess.
On kind of related note, I should really stop watching (almost) every single thing out there and focus on some that are really good. At current rate, I almost have no time for anything else… :v
I’ve never said it buy you should buy single/blu-rays/whatever of series/songs you like even though the rip of it is available on the internets whenever you can.
No scans as usual. This time I simply don’t have access to scanner. Weekend and stuff. Cover image courtesy cdjapan (no, that’s not where I bought this).
They actually changed the opening. And holy shit, she really sees the battlefield that way. Not only that, this time she met a spirit, talked to him, went to his world (or her version of it), and finally topped with changing the history.
Stuff got in the way and I’m only able to write this one now. Also, theoldreader being down really annoys me.
Anyway, the strongest one this week is KamiNai. Well, it cheated by only having three episodes for this arc. The pacing is nice if not slightly too fast but forced me to actually check what’s happened to see if I missed anything.
Monogatari series is going strong, though now with less Senjougahara. C3-bu got a bit annoying this week but hopefully will be better next week. Neptune also performed less amusing and/or interesting this week – and no indication if it’ll get better. The rest are business as usual without anything particularly interesting.