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It's kinda bizzare that you might use a tool for years, with some remarkable distraction on each occasion, instead of configuring it properly.

Today I switched from the sequence of "ssh <host>; tmux attach" to a configuration that does it form me:

```
Host ...
...
RequestTTY yes
RemoteCommand tmux new-session -A ...
```

#TIL that the Colorado city I will be moving to is having their own independent Pride event, for the first time, and it’s happening today. It’s being held in the park directly across the street from the place I stayed when I was there in April looking at housing.

It’s only from 12-4 but there is indoor and outdoor programming and it looks like a good mix of stuff for all-ages. No major corporate sponsors, all local.

#TIL Thames garnets
"No one knows exactly where the garnets are from or how they ended up at the bottom of the River Thames."
"Hazel Forsyth, a senior curator at the Museum of London, believes that, “the garnets’ presence on the foreshore is probably due to accidental loss of a shipboard consignment.” She believes that some of the Thames garnets could have been intended for jewelry making before they were lost in the river."
#mudlarking #thames beachcombingmagazine.com/blogs

Beachcombing MagazineMudlarking: The Mystery of the Thames GarnetsBy Jason Sandy Why are semi-precious gemstones lying on the bottom of the River Thames in London? Has a jewelry heist gone terribly wrong? No one knows, but each year mudlarks find hundreds of red garnets in several locations along the exposed riverbed at low tide. Anglo-Saxon jewelry from Sutton Hoo burial, England Br