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No matter how much I test the themes I create locally, there are always new insights as soon as they go live. A change of color, some tweaking when it comes to spacing or sizes, another detail added or one removed. It doesn’t matter how ā€œrealā€ the test environment is, going live brings new realizations. It’s like...
It’s raining. A soft drizzle. Gentle in its insistence. Coming straight down. It’s been raining since the wee small hours. I awoke at around 1:30 am this morning to hear its soft plink plink against the window. There was something rhythmic in its random symphony. So subtle it lulled me quietly back to sleep only to...
Lots of boring accounting and excel sheets today. But made a little somethin' somethin' for my special lady, which brought me much joy: #journal
The English language grows out of many sources, French, German, Latin, no doubt some proto-Britannic speech which might have some relationship to Gaelic, Cornish, Welsh. Vikings certainly had input, though south of the border people have been a bit reluctant to take Scots on board. It’s all a bit of a mess, but...
You know what you did. You may admit to it in the comments, if you like. — JS
Dots connected looking back are also seeds for future moments that can't be predicted. https://strolling.rosano.ca/0269/ (P.S. If you appreciate these and want more, consider becoming a patron.) 11h13 from Toronto / Canada
The Grateful Dead - The Matrix, San Francisco, California, December 1, 1966ā€œWelcome to another evening of confusion and high-frequency stimulation, and Sucrets, cold beer on tap, lurid nightclub atmosphere, and more beatniks than you can count on the fingers of two hands.ā€Over on Aquarium Drunkard this week, I...
Forwarding unedited AI-generated content wastes everyone's time.
Dr. Raphael Bauer penned an excellent article (PostgreSQL for Everything) on the value of using PostgreSQL to power your enterprise. I’ve taken the liberty of correcting a couple of errors, mainly he should of chosen SQLite 😊 (this is mostly a joke, I ā¤ļø PostgreSQL, its great tech.)
Two great bits of copy I noticed on this morning’s walk. Meat your maker – on the chalkboard out front of Heart and Hearth, a specialty grocer and deli. This is apparently for a take out / catering offering. Scent with love – noticed this on a box on someone’s porch. Probably a candle maker of some sort.

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