Washing my high-horsepower, low-milage car as a break from my computer-based job while wearing Local Sports Team’s baseball hat and streaming music made by white males (see below) from my Apple phone to a Bluetooth speaker, I thought to myself, “Boy, you need to step …
read moreIf it’s of use to anyone, I wrote this fairly thick-headed script to look for the most recent versions of files matching one or more patterns in a directory, zip them up and back them up to Amazon’s …
read moreBecause I rarely use MySQL nowadays and because how often do you set up a new machine, this is a reminder to myself on how to get mysql-python installed in a virtualenv
Having recently had shoulder surgery, some advice:
A local experience designer, James Christie has been writing about what he calls “Clean UX”: designers and developers starting to make conscious choices about code and design that reduce the carbon footprint of web sites. As developer tools and frameworks get better and easier, the risk of bloat …
read moreDon’t do this:
https://twitter.com/AndrewBerkshire/status/344972991404310528
At best, it says, “I’ve been drinking”. At worst, it just looks stupid. Rene Rancourt is a thing— if you’re from New England, he’s perfect. If you’re not, I guess he’s annoying. Regardless, there …
read moreRan into an interesting quirk today that I don’t see a lot of search results for: if you have a min-width set on an element but then set a zoom on an element other than 100%, the min-width (and, one presumes, the max-width) is scaled …
read moreIf you’ve never seen Fletch, stop here and go watch it. It’s a great comedy and one of the rare cases of a movie being better than the book. Assuming everyone reading past this point has seen it, you’re familiar with the plot: businessman Alan …
read more(Yes, I know it’s been a while.)
Just a quick note in case this bites someone else. I’d file a bug with Haystack, but I have a feeling I’m doing something incredibly dumb. I have a convoluted set of filters for a search …
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