Sup!

Really trying to get back on track today.

I’m up at 1:35 AM… It’s not a good sign. I found myself tweeking the design of the site some more. Added styling for ins. del, and mark tags. I’ve only ever used those tags to show them in an example.

I didn’t know that mail will expand links to have a rich preview.

Link in question is github.com/gohugoio/…

Email with rich preview of a link.

I feel that April and May are interesting as a Mac user because you see some notable releases as developers clear the slate before WWDC.

A Small Blip

I haven’t done much with the microcast. I think I might do something more with it later.

First things first. Cleaning the home office space.

I’m going to do a presentation in May. I think I’ll make a mind map 🗺️ tonight to brainstorm.

A somewhat lazy day. I’m going to turn it around now.

It's the little things in different browsers

Boxes in front of checkboxes
Labarum: Extra content in items
I hate it when a developer focuses so much on one browser (usually chrome) and doesn't test it in another browser. So, I feel like a hypocrit when I found out that my site renders the little box in front of the checkboxes[^checkboxes]. The funny thing is that I had originally seen this as an issue and had commented the code out.

The I thought I would keep it as a comment until I could figure it out and deploy it as a point update.

article ul > li::marker {
	/* content: "\2751"; */
}

The problem is that chrome doesn’t care that I had the individual line commented out and was attempting to put it there even though I told it not too.

I moved the comment to outside the item and I’ll let the broswer handle markers until I get a better understanding of how to target the different items.

Simple list of things to do today

  • Fold laundry 🧺
  • Make dinner
  • reevaluate my reason for existence

Should be done before lunch