Handsome dude

10/10 branding, no notes

We thought our cat had run away, but it turned out he had found an enormous cat bed in our walk-in attic 🤦‍♂️

My #cat has such FOMO when I'm in the bathroom

This was supposed to be a "short break" from work #cats

Can't wait for the new Magic School Bus to drop in October 1997!

Indiana has the Albanese gummies

#NoKings in Fort Wayne

The #Nintendo Switch 2 preorder rollout, in pictures

Have you looked at the custom labels settings (workbench.editor.customLabels.patterns)? I always used to have this problem with index.* files, so I added a custom label to show all "**/index.{js,jsx,ts,tsx}" files as "${dirname}/". Something similar could be really useful for SvelteKit routes!

Once you know GitHub's super secret, undocumented markdown syntax for Note/Warning callouts, it's impossible to resist putting one in every PR description you write. Go ahead, try to resist.

The first one is a little too real, because my work laptop had a very bad day with a glass of water earlier this year.

As for the second one, I rebuke thee in the holy name of Vim!

Midi controller prototype with two long touch strips connected to a Teensy. Initial touch is quantized to the nearest note, but you can slide smoothly between notes and apply vibrato. The resistive strips themselves didn't feel great to play though, and I didn't know where to start with an enclosure

Svelte 5's new snippets feature looks awesome, but the deprecation of <slot> is the really interesting part. <slot> is part of the Web Components standard, so it makes sense that the abstraction would be borrowed by Svelte (and Vue) to make templating somewhat consistent with web standards.

Don't play with my emotions like that, Bluesky. Too soon 😢

This is the greatest line of code I have ever written

I had been using Threads as my main replacement for Twitter (RIP), but Bluesky is starting to win me over with its superior alt text culture.