When you see a strip of thin green plastic on the grass, think “weed whacker cord” and not “a 3D printer is missing some PLA”. Perhaps a corollary to the medical idea of “zebras”.

Rereading what I just posted and realized how trite it sounds. Take it from the perspective of a stressed parent trying to figure out if a restaurant will work for taking kids somewhere…

Feels like one of the most immediate acts of service one can do is to take photos of the internals/seating layout of restaurants and post those to Google Maps.

After years of saying I’ll never go back to a dedicated RSS reader, I have finally gone back. I am now self hosting miniflux and have been consistently reading it. Just in time for all the sites to stop publishing their feeds, I’m sure.

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Oh yes, I did mean to use that hot glue gun I turned on an hour ago

Spent an afternoon spent chasing answers on how to expose a locally hosted app while I’m away from home (Tailscale, caddy, etc). The right answer was likely instead “install it in the computer you already rent on the cloud”…

These books are so gimmicky and I’m totally here for it

Given how I am almost always starting out my measuring process with “where the heck are my calipers”, you’d think I’d give them more of a vaunted place on my bench…

In my post the-power-didnt-fail-during-the-ice-storm moments of revelry, I continue to marvel at how dependent I am upon electricity and having it continuously delivered directly into my home.

Everyone in the southeast of the US watching the weather forecase with an approaching ice storm, I’m over here smashing F5 to see if my JLC boards make it into the queue before CNY