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			<h1>Savannah Rae Goddard</h1>
			<p>Day 00540: Sunday, 2016 August 28</p>
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	Today was mostly spent gathering my thoughts and rehashing old memories.
	That is to say, I spent most of the day writing weblog entries that I haven&apos;t had time to keep up with due to how unstable life has been lately.
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	My mother mentioned today enjoying the dime-tossing game yesterday, so I said that once we get moved, we should set one up in our new residence.
	My mother didn&apos;t like that idea.
	Apparently, for the game to be fun to them, they must be tossing at dishes that they don&apos;t already own in an attempt to win them.
	Recognized dishes that they already own aren&apos;t going to cut it.
	That said, my mother gave back most of their winnings yesterday, so I really don&apos;t understand the thought patten here.
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	Vanessa and our mother went out to the woods today, where they found a clothing dryer that someone had brought out to shoot at, then had just left in the woods as a mess.
	It&apos;s awful that people leave their garbage in the forest like that, but normally, there&apos;s nothing that we can do about it.
	This time though, Vanessa and my mother found a state-issued <abbr title="identification">ID</abbr> card (along with some pocket change) in the machine, so my mother plans to turn them in to the police in the hopes that this person will either have to go back and clean up their mess or pay for someone else to clean it up.
	Savannah Rae Goddard, you are going to to regret dumping your appliance in the forest.
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	My camera doesn&apos;t work well on small objects, it seems ...
	I&apos;m starting to doubt damage to the GT-19300&apos;s camera a bit.
	Perhaps Replicant just isn&apos;t as good at manipulating the camera as the default system due to the manufacturer (Samsung) releasing something used by the camera as only proprietary binaries.
	I can&apos;t be sure of that though.
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	orWall no longer has a tethering option.
	If I recall, the tethering option was broken anyway.
	Orbot&apos;s tethering option still blocks all DNS queries, making it useless.
	Additionally, orWall seems to block port forwarding to Orbot from another machine.
	Even when orWall is set to allow <abbr title="Android Debug Bridge">ADB</abbr> to connect to localhost and connect to the network over <abbr title="The Onion Router">Tor</abbr>, port forwarding doesn&apos;t seem to allow a network connection from the desktop computer.
	I&apos;m not sure what the issue with that is though.
	I&apos;ll have to keep trying and asking questions.
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