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You’re probably already familiar with ssh’s portforwarding abilities
— where ssh -L8000:somehost:80 otherhost will set up
an encrypted tunnel where local connections to port 8000 will be
tunneled through to otherhost and then connected to port 80 on somehost
from there — and if you’re like me you might even have a couple
of shell scripts which establish ssh sessions [...]

Got my scanner working again, so here’s a couple of things I’ve been
meaning to scan for a while. President’s Choice named their Ritz-alike
crackers after Candice and I:

And this is a skateboard-safety pamphlet that Health and Safety was
distributing at work. Have they made skateboards like that in the last
thirty years? Don’t forget your helmet:

Candice and I are engaged!

We’ve been talking about getting married for a while now — I think
we mostly started thinking about it when my cousin Scott got married
last October. It was a small wedding officiated by a Humanist, and both
of those got us talking about what we’d do when we got married, and
we’ve been talking [...]

This is just odd. Tell me how this functionality could be useful:

$ export testf=’() { echo test; }’
$ bash
$ testf
test

In ten years I’ve never thought “Boy, I wish I could import shell functions
from my environment upon invocation”, but maybe I’m missing something obvious.