After saying I wouldn't make my own CMS and then proceeding to, in fact, make my own CMS, I followed up a similar claim that I'd not make my own RSS feed posting service by, in fact, making my own RSS feed posting service.
I have to click "Restart Extensions" in Visual Studio Code every single day for some extensions, they get so many updates.
Side projects suck me in so easily and then I basically have to fixate on it until they're done. I want to play video games and read books too, brain! 🧠
I've been finally playing Arkham Asylum and the game is really good. I know I'm super late to the party on it but, yeah. Everything about it feels fantastic to play, and it doesn't really feel dated at all.
After many repeated attempts to circumvent building my own basic CMS to get one to do exactly what I want, I think I'm going to be building my own basic CMS to get one to do exactly what I want.
Being able to sit and play a game on the couch and not fall asleep, what's that like?
I want to read books. I'm looking for recommendations for books of short stories, thinking that a good one of those might get me into more reading when they're bite-sized, then I can move up from there.
How to install yt-dlp on Windows, Mac, and Linux
Corbin Davenport provides a clear and simple guide to installing yt-dlp on your desktop platform of choice.
I've been playing Night in the Woods for the first time this weekend, love the vibes and writing here. Still early in it but really enjoying it.
Instagram's algorithm sure is something. Why do you show me reels you know I've already watched? Like why do you think that's a good thing to put in my feed? How many times do you need me to watch it?