@chadkoh I know right? 36 years since a British player in Barcelona is clearly a rarity!
@patrickrhone you are absolutely on an island with this :)
@manton This has been annoying me for about a month after I imported my decade old archive. Every time I would delete a category I would need to wait since it would time out. Super annoying. Glad it’s fixed. Thanks!
@lmika Inspiration exists, but it must find you working…
@cleverdevil I was properly shocked when I found out about all of this a few months ago. So sad because I’ve always loved his work…but like Kevin Spacey before him (and countless others)….fuck that guy.
@jthingelstad One of my favourite features, but have found it only comes into its own when you are privy to North American style libraries
@birming I always come back to this little post from 6 years ago.
@birming don’t :). The iPad is great for a lot of things (drawing, marking things up, being a single focused device). When it comes to any HTML/CSS stuff it is horrible. The inspectors are ok, but nowhere near as the default stuff on a Mac. I lived that life for 5 years until I went back and got a Mac mini
@manton I imagine still stuff being updated in the background, but right now, only about 40% of my photos have returned. I guess you’re phasing this stuff back from the backups?
@manton Having some issues with rendering the font files on my site. I tried rebuilding the site but that hasn’t really worked. Any ideas?
@alsoknownas I will be expanding on my thoughts on how I’m using this tech, but it does differ from task to task. At the moment it’s kicking the tires on ideas and tightening sentences up a little. I’m not using them for information just yet as I like to go to sources - but they are a start.
@cheribaker Bite. Your. Tongue. :).
@manton Is this a new feature? Letterboxed with pop corn icon, gives a thumbnail? Maybe something something bookshelf?
@grubz I’ve always thought that things in moderation are a good idea for long term sustainability of habits…but the reality is that the moderation part is subjective and ultimately your body doesn’t lie. If you eat more than you burn it shows. More worryingly is the fact that you don’t see what is happening on the inside of your body until it’s sometimes too late as.
@hollyhoneychurch Love the pictures and the colours.
@cheesemaker Welcome to the North!
@birming Honestly I would think about it too hard…but if I was thinking about subscribers then I would make my Category Articles RSS more visible for anyone to subscribe to. Just a thought.
@Munish great great great book. Highly recommend it.
@antonzuiker I’m an engineer and throughout reading the book I was trying to work out how I could incorporate some of those lessons. Definitely deserves a second read!
@manton Agreed. What I will say that engagement is wholly dependant on what you put in as well, always has been. If you engage there is every opportunity for others to engage, but it definitely is not as easy or prone to going nuclear as on the other platforms.
@patrickrhone It’s been such a surprisingly good read. Mainly because I’m looking for ideas/thoughts and the book is full of them!
@restlesslens I get it :). I’ve not had one since 2020…I used to love a Corona in the summer….nope, not anymore.