Family guy and web developer
Intrigued by DuckDuckGo’s announcement that they are building their own web browser for the desktop.
After a brief flutter with Brave and Safari, I’m back to using Firefox again. I don’t think it’s a great browser, but it makes my web experience easier to do.
Nicholas Bate shares 22 possible goals for 2022. This list is a great list of goals to start with — hiking, cooking, reading, health, organising and notebooks.
I’m intrigued by Cal Newport’s Analog January Challenge.
I could certainly stay off the Twitter native app and website for the month, but I have a couple of Mailbrew newsletters that aggregate some Twitter lists for me. I wonder if these would still be allowed?
I’m chuffed with my banner for today’s minilog. Just one more day and I’ll have done this for 23 consecutive days.
Messing around with microStudio this morning. I thought this might be something for my youngest son to tinker around with over the holidays.
Bah. Just noticed that using a Sharpie comes through to the previous page. No more Sharpies for my daily pages now.
I’ve been keeping these daily notes for over a week now. A good daily exercise.
Projects that leave you better off, as a person, despite not being a commercial or critical success. If you work on projects like this, it’s impossible to waste your time.
— It must be worth it even if it doesn’t work by David Heinemeier Hansson
Love this.
I created up a Rails 7 app last night using the esbuild and Tailwind options. This is definitely a step in the right direction for Rails. Modern tooling for a stable framework. Love it!
I was going to post a link to a bit of Facebook news but I’ve decided against it. They’ve been given enough air time on the webs. Who needs to digest even more of it? Definitely not me and I suspect, not a lot of you microbloggers.
So, I’ll just say, have a good day everyone!