It's a lovely day on the Hood Canal in Puget Sound for a Royals W over the Mariners

It's a lovely day on the Hood Canal in Puget Sound for a Royals W over the Mariners

Once again re-reading @slightlyoff to reassure myself that it's not me… it's them 🥲 https://infrequently.org/2024/11/if-not-react-then-what/
Happy birthday! 🥳
Happy birthday, Jeremy!
It is native Mac software, not a wrapper around a Chromium instance, and it behaves like a proper Mac app, too.
There's a contingent of the online Apple thinkers always hawking the "Made for Mac" applications and placing them up on the dais, but my experience is always the same:
The backwards-compatibility built into the browser is its' super power. The attitude that a Mac app is somehow the best version of a UI is a misattributed reaction to a bad website, which is unfortunately common place today because web developers have lost sight of the web's grain.
Nice to see https://indieweb.org popped up on the orange site https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46468600
I just went through something similar to this on a Mac II repair, in my case the broken traces were hiding under a misapplied barcode label that had collected the cap goo in a very neat line and caused a couple breaks. 🫠
https://tinkerdifferent.com/threads/recapped-mac-ii-with-nubus-issue.4399/#post-39418
Hoist the masts, matey
I updated nothing today
Design is how it ages and how it's disposed of. --Not Tim Cook
I did not realize that DjangoCon US and VCF Midwest are both in Chicago one after another this year 🤦♂️ https://2025.djangocon.us http://vcfmw.org
When in Rome…
If you have to indicate you're a Democrat on the yard sign, that might be a bad sign
A recommendation on Indie Bookstore Day: https://ravenbookstore.com/book/9781648411236
There's a link on the orange site about a Nintendo Wii running NetBSD and hosting a website. Awhile back, I found a site running NetBSD on a Macintosh LCII which I personally find more impressive. Doesn't appear live anymore, but there is a cache of it on the Internet Archive.
I run MacOS Monterey on two 2018 Macs: Mac Mini and MacBook Air. As the days go by, I'm even more hesitant to upgrade.
Part of #MARCHintosh has been successfully rebuilding the power supply for the Macintosh IIsi I've had for a couple years now.
The device requirements for the new Iconfactory app are sure something. It's a nice idea with a lot of existing prior-art, but I just can't get past the technology tax here. A PWA would be exponentially more accessible.
I upgraded my personal website from an ancient Django version to a newer ancient version without blowing the dang thing up