I had to zap the PRAM on my work laptop this morning to get it to boot properly. I haven’t had to do that to a Mac in years, maybe even decade, but my fingers remembered what to do without giving it any thought…
Month: April 2025
For those who may not have seen it, mnml v2.4.4 released…
The Law of Enterprise Software
On Laws of Nature, Excel and Word – Nitor
Every piece of enterprise software eventually evolves into either reading or writing Excel files.
Maybe it’s just me, but the Micro.blog web servers seem to be a bit snappier lately. I’m liking it…
Had a lunch date with my wife today at a place we haven’t been to in 15 or 20 years that overlooks the pier. Then we walked the pier afterwards. It was an enjoyable afternoon with my bestie. I’m a lucky guy.
I’ve been going to a local shoe store for more than 25 years that has a “spin the wheel for a free pair of shoes” game. In all those years, I’ve never won a free pair… Until today. Score!
Changes for a mnml update are nearly complete and may drop by the weekend.
I also have some great ideas in the works for my next Micro.blog theme…
My youngest turns 28 today. As each year passes, it gets harder and harder to fathom the actual number.
I’m doing localization work on mnml this week. If you’d like to contribute by translating some strings, contact me using the “Email” link in the footer. I could take the Google Translate route, but I just don’t trust it enough.
A small/moderate earthquake in SoCal this morning (5.2, located in 📍Julian, CA). It’s a reminder that the big one is long overdue… 🫨
I got a great start to a macOS browser cache management app worked up this weekend. This one’s the new passion project to get more familiar with SwiftUI.
Tax checks mailed. 😩👋🏻💸💸💸
I always get the brew update and brew upgrade commands backwards. To me, “update” should be updating packages, and “upgrade” should be installing the latest version of brew.
I vibe coded a mini-cms for LAMP stack with Cursor last night and a little this morning. While not the cleanest or securest of code, it got the job done. I can create posts in Markdown and they render as HTML. All code was generated solely by prompt. A fun distraction to see what the app could do.
I knew as soon as I launched OmniFocus 3 that I’d have to see if v4 was as good or better. Of course it is and I’ll have to drop the $75 USD for an upgrade. Good Mac apps would make me really poor if I weren’t careful.