A couple of years ago I had the opportunity to commission a boat in St. Augustine Florida and then sail it down to Puerto Rico together with three other guys which had done it before. I remember them talking about this green flash appearing in the horizon just as the sun went down. Our trip lasted almost 9 days and I spent every single day staring at the horizon to hopefully get a glance at it. On like the 5th day I did, definitely felt kinda "magical" to experience that. After the sun went down, the nights that we had a clear sky we'd also be treated pretty great. Being on 43 feet sailboat for 9 days with nothing in sight but water and the occasional pod of dolphins is something not many people will ever experience, feel very fortunate.
I felt like if I installed Python 3 I'd still need Python 2 around. Didn't have a solid setup for supporting both and still being able to use virtualenvwrapper et al. I think I can just wrap some aliases like mkvirtualenv2.7 and mkvirtualenv3.3. Any better ideas are welcome.
Thinking of actually working on a tool for this. Will have a blacklist of "searches" that might contain sensitive data and perhaps notifying via the email of the committer or creating an issue on the repo. Anyone else want to get involved?