A cabaret band in the park? Yes please!
Literally perfect weather
It’s an accidentally-fall-asleep-on-the-couch kind of afternoon.
I work in modern JavaScript almost every day (and have for years) and I have no idea what this line does:
(process as { env: { [key: string]: string } }).env.PUBLIC_URL
Granted, this is TypeScript, but that doesn’t add much complexity.
I am now beyond tired.
That was a lot of work, but it’s done. 4 jars of sauce and homemade pasta.
I am super excited for this sauce. Homegrown tomatoes and basil, fresh spices, and made completely from scratch.
I think I could use some Hello Internet today.
Can’t remember the last time I came up here.
It’s hot in San Diego, but up here at the Presidio it’s surprisingly cool.
Mission Valley, San Diego. Not a shopping mall or too-expensive condo in sight (from the Presidio Museum).
Afternoon snacks
Me: Caipirinhas are amazing.
Everyone in Brazil: Uh. Duh.
Feels good to get some of these really old items off my todo list today.
#SpringButNotSpringCleaning
Not sure where Apple is going with exclusive podcasts, but it’s probably nowhere good. By default I’m against any “podcast” that can’t play in multiple podcast apps because it erodes the openness of the ecosystem.
Seconded.
Crazy to think that Snow Leopard was 10 years ago.
I’d been using macOS for years beforehand but only on school or work machines. Snow Leopard was my first personal-use version of macOS.
The release version of macOS Catalina will be the 10th version of macOS I’ve used since it became my primary OS.
My first was Snow Leopard.
Marco Arment game me some advice about feed parsing once. Only after running Pine.blog for this long do I believe that I fully understand his advice.
The biggest challenge I’ve faced… is misuse of the GUID element.
Don’t count on it being present, unique, or unchanging.