Spent about ~30 minutes on an annoyingly squeaky/creaky foot.

Re-did some screws with fresh Loctite. Added some teflon lubricant on the plastic bits. WD-40’d a couple of spots. Swapped out my sleeve for a new one.

Every step feels ~30% better now.

If only it was that easy for real body parts.

Looking into some new shoes. Hashtag amputee humor.

How it’s going right after the last two weeks had felt like Spring was already here.

And it’s wet and heavy snow with more in its way. Crummy time to be sick and struggling and miss out on a pow day.

Post a picture of yourself from a different era.

Early 20's. Still had both legs. Could still dunk. Could never spend enough time on a basketball court.

Decorating Christmas cookies amputee-style.

Getting closer to a useful "temporary" vs. "permanent" dichotomy for @flippercloud.io flags to help make flag cleanup and organization more relevant.

That way, we can proactively recommend cleaning up temporary flags without recommending cleaning up permanent flags.

Just an entitled golden doodle pouting and laying across the couch pillows because we took a small break from petting her.

And very central to the overall practicality when working out.

Because everyone else’s workspaces are fascinating and inspirational, here’s where I bang on a keyboard these days.

How about you?

With only minimal curation.

OMG same!

So much for stuffing ourselves silly on Thanksgiving.

Doesn’t look like great food—or eating at all—will be a priority on opening day this year.

Buddy in Denver (under a foot of snow with another foot expected) was asking if we’d had any snow in the mountains.

I told him that’s nothing and that we have four feet on the ground here.

Millie in the tent in the morning after a camping trip this summer when she wore herself out.

For context, here's a peek at what it looks like in action.

Run the shortcut from the menu bar or Raycast, and all relevant apps for that project are opened, set up, and arranged automatically in seconds.

iTerm tabs have Rails console, server, and a test run kicked off automatically too.

Had been using Keyboard Maestro for quickly switching between different dev projects and apps, but recently spent the time to make it all work in Shortcuts.

It required a little more creativity, but composable shortcuts that work with a Dictionary for each project makes it all work nicely.

Just gonna throw this out there for all the companies giving away t-shirts…

There’s a handful of us tall nerds that would love tall options for t-shirts because we can’t all pull off the mid-riff look.