Weeknotes 153
2nd June, 2024
“Overwhelmed”
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Current status: Overwhelmed.
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We had our first visitors to the new house this week, which was great. One of my fears was that I would never again see my friends so it was very nice to see some! I’m still getting used to living here, so I’m not sure how good of a tour guide I was, but I did my best and I think a good time was had.
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Speaking of which, we bought a fuck-ton of houseplants to try and brighten up the house and make it look lived in. I like having a lot of plants around, they just don’t always like me.
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slash pages – a nice round-up.
A guide to common pages you can add to your website
I may implement a couple of these that I don’t already have.
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We went to see our first gig since moving - a live version of the Adam Buxton Podcast of which I am a long time listener. It was a fun show, but ran really long – too much of a good thing. The venue was really hot. Like really hot. I’d hate to think what it must be like in the height of Summer. However, it is nice to be within walking distance of this sort of thing.
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Do you need a Mastodon client for your PalmOS device?
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I received the tiny computer I decided to buy for my UniFi controller needs. First impressions are that it indeed very smol. And it turns on. I will evaluate it more this week coming. The VESA mount I ordered for it also arrive and looks suitable for installing the tiny computer in a cabinet I already have setup.
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The computer came with two DisplayPort ports, which I surprised me a bit. Guess who has every single display cable permutation except a DisplayPort to HDMI?
👉 This guy 👈
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How to setup Heroku-like review apps on Fly – Heroku review apps are a killer feature so this is a welcome guide.
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I thought this article on destructuring in Ruby was really interesting. The syntax is still strange to me so I’ve barely used the feature. I expect the Rubocop rules on my current project will have a problem with it for Very Good Reasons anyway.
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Another visit at my old place next week - the final push hopefully. Each visit is a strange set of emotions.