I blog so others can suffer too.Keep me posting
Played “Deep Under The Sky” for a bit. Relaxing. Pretty. Nice sounds. Space jellyfish shooting their eggs all over the place is a fairly specific kink, but I tried not to think about it too much.
GET OUT THERE AND ENJOY THE GRAY WHILE YOU CAN
Typo writing “TOML::Tiny” produced “TOM::Tiny” and Perl complained but now of course this is in my head
As I steadily learn more about dogs, I’m also learning that I’m mad at owners a lot more than I am at dogs.
That smol pup that goes off for hours at a time? Sure it’s annoying as heck, but it’s doing that ‘cause it’s lonely.
Oh hey nice. Notion shows backlinks.
Hadn’t tried linking to another item in the workspace before, so I had no idea.
Even my bedtime #drawing tends to take the form of study and ongoing projects. Practicing Sheila Sturrock’s “Celtic Knotwork Designs” in #LineaSketch.
Early stages, obviously.
Waking up with motivational music.
#NowPlaying
Nina Hagen — “My Way”
@rafial You understand perfectly.
Reminding the angry lizard part of my brain that the leaf blowers probably don’t specifically wait for me to start being productive before they start going.
More likely we finish our coffee around the same time.
Lizard brain don’t care.
Thought I’d check real quick and sure enough, Superflight works on Linux Steam with Proton enabled. Nice.
Training myself to say “that’s doable” or “that’s possible” in meetings rather than “that’s easy”
It’s just that I get so excited when they ask for something that makes sense.
Pop os / GNOME got confused in settings again about which monitor is #1 and which is #2 and never has such a little thing annoyed me so much.
And if I look at my unofficial task board thingy, I’ve been pretty damn useful for several weeks.
Hard for my normal self-talk to argue with multiple stacks of finished tasks.
I may actually need to use Docker for this next project.
Haven’t needed it much yet.
“I use containers all the time. They’re called computers.”
Been on Steam twelve years and I just wrote my first ever review, for Superflight — a game I have played not quite two hours.
My project has 89% test coverage but if you breathe wrong when submitting a form the whole thing comes crashing down, which should give you an idea how useful test coverage stats are.
Another reason she’s perfect is when I say I’m having a “buy a goat farm and move to Ukiah” moment she knows exactly what I mean.
@vortex_egg It’s on the task board.
I used python to add uuids to their spreadsheet rows.
i am like the labyrinth dude but for uuids
(click carefully when visiting oglaf)
https://www.oglaf.com/labyrinth/
Everspace is fun but I worry that there’s only three digits for the number of times I’ve died. I know how I am with twitch games.
We’re gonna need more digits.
and I like the pew pew of Everspace lasers but prefer the satisfying BONK of a Dead Cells frying pan.
So far I like WebTest more than Django’s default TestClient.
When I’m looking up a regex thing I’ll click first on the Perl links.
Then “Back” in 0.2 seconds if I don’t see a /x flag.
Felonious Bunk
Sorry, that phrase just popped into my head after reviewing the RNC.
I’m away from my desk for 20 minutes and Black Panther dies?
Trello sure is handy for tracking the tasks you can’t put in JIRA.
I finally got the Django library for Robot Framework behaving, so that’s pretty cool.
Okay yes. Browser tests are slow. Especially in WSL. But it’s still quicker than manually checking everything all the time. I do what I must. I have no QA backup.