I’d like to open a video rental store. DVD, Blu-ray, and VHS. I’m serious.
I took this photo in 1982 of Judas Priest during their “Screaming for Vengeance” tour. The opening act was an obscure band named Iron Maiden, who were touring in support of their new album, “The Number of the Beast”. Cool.
iTerm has been crashing recently, so I’ve been trying kitty terminal for a couple weeks and have no issues or complaints. I really like the Layout features. sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/
Same here, Sam.
Mastodon posts aren’t a lot of fun. Bluesky posts are too much fun.
I’ve been using Bike Outliner (macOS only) as an antidote to the complexities that have otherwise been poisoning my process. Things were getting out of hand, and Bike is a refreshingly simple respite from all that. baty.net/2023/bike…
Can’t decide if I should buy a battery for it, or just move it right into the recycle bin.
I am “Used a ‘What would Jakob Do?’ mousepad” years old.
What do I want in a note-taking tool today? Usually anything other than what I had yesterday.
Software notes (from my Tinderbox daybook) - October 19, 2022:
- I was invited to the Tana early access release
- Tinderbox released a beta with a new file format that looks interesting
- TheBrain v13 was released
- Obsidian went 1.0
I’ll never change.
Subtitles help with the sound issues in modern movies/shows, but where is the “Someone turn on a damn light!” option?
Often, I don't need it after I have written it. However, I don't need it because I have written it.
I enable (English) subtitles in English-speaking shows about 50% of the time. Otherwise everything sounds like [INDISTINCT CHATTER].
I wake up each morning and tell myself to “Make something better.” So then I fart around with my Emacs config and call it a day.
I’ve noticed that I haven’t actually learned much while on Bluesky. I’ve been entertained, annoyed, and flummoxed, but I’m otherwise not gaining much from it so far. Maybe that’s what Bluesky is for?
This shirt still cracks me up.
A week with my old Fujifilm X100: baty.net
I’ve been head over heels in love with Arc for a long time now. There is one thing I don’t like about it and that is the lack of support for bookmarklets.
Convert bookmarklet to Chrome extension to the rescue. Seems to work well.
Unpopular opinion: Obsidian is even uglier than Emacs