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Press [kbd @$L] and then [kbd cmd opt v] I recently started couple’s therapy to try and improve the often-complicated relationship between myself (ADHD, bipolar) and my partner (autistic) and all of the unique problems that combination of neurodivergence presents. As part of this, I was asked to keep a journal containing certain data points.…
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I spent a fair amount on hardware this year, and most of it was very satisfying. Here are some of my favorites. Apple Mac Studio Max My favorite piece of hardware this year was my Mac Studio. I got the M1 Max chip, 64GB RAM, and a 2TB hard drive. Best Mac I’ve ever owned.…
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{{ site.webexcsponsor.affiliate2.start }} Running a CPU benchmark on Apple Silicon M1 Peter Forret created a cool bash script that performs a cpu benchmark using ffmpeg and primitive. If you fork the repo and run it, you can commit the results and create a pull request to add them to the repo. Nobody seems to have…
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I noticed last week as I was working on show notes for Overtired #238 that SearchLink was returning raw search urls instead of the results I expected. I didn’t have time to look at it until this weekend, so I finished the show notes jumping back and forth between my editor and my web browser,…
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I think our Pleco has the right idea. [youtube m2esWmOH-MQ 960 720] Music: Chillout Song by Ze Frank.
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Another day, another version of GrabLinks (the bookmarklet for grabbing all links from a chosen section of a webpage as a Markdown list). The first major change is that the bookmarklet is now auto-updating. It loads the actual script from the Gist and will therefore always load the latest stable version. It pops up a…
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{{ site.webexcsponsor.affiliate1.start }} PlaceIt by Breezi This is pretty cool. Create app screenshots on realistic backgrounds just by dragging in an iOS screenshot. All you need to know about CSS Transitions A very comprehensive look at some parts of the CSS3 animation spec you might not have known about. 27 Science Fictions That Became Science…
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Have you ever wished you could turn your local network into a smart routing system? Instead of remembering IP addresses and ports, what if you could use simple, memorable URLs that trigger workflows, redirect to services, or even search your notes? That’s exactly what dy.lan does. It’s a self-hosted URL router with a plugin architecture…
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What happens **if the post in in *Markdown***? > Does this stuff work? – Here’s a list – of things to check – Why is life so difficult?
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Hey, this is just a test. Be nice about it.