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Donated to my local station for the first time this year. While NPR's coverage is far from perfect, it's still so much better than most media — in fact, I cancelled my NYT subscription the month before. (It was mainly for the games.)

slowly recovering from tonsil surgery! pain's still a problem but i'm most of the way back to eating normally which is nice.

I've got one of Midori's MD letter pads (and matching envelopes) and I love it.

I'm personally a big fan of SCSS over both CSS and regular Sass. Keeps the same syntax so it's not hard to pick up, but fixes some of the CSS jank.

That said, I think they're rolling out a new CSS version that covers some of those tweaks? I recall hearing abt that

I believe they were giving them out for $0.99/year a while back.

I recently started a similar service job and compression socks sold at outdoors stores do a great job at preventing the aching.

Zola and Netlify. Highly suggest Zola! Gives me a lot more flexibility than Hugo which I enjoy a whole lot.

I've sent people short little emails about how much I enjoy their sites, and I imagine that's far better "engagement" than any sort of comment or like.

As someone who grew up on OS X and Windows, I was really surprised by how easily I made the switch to i3. It seems scary not having as much "direct" control over windows, but I mainly would have things fullscreen or side-by-side anyways. The workspace model also works really well for me.

Technically not my own experience, but my partner plays Dead By Daylight and the community there seems absolutely terrible. I ask them why they play it at this point and they don't even know.