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byπ₯Ά Cold-ish run
Getting in a run before the bug thatβs gotten the rest of the family gets me. Lots of hills today in nishi-gaoka. Saw some Christmas lights, too.4.2km
31.4min
58.4m climbed
144.7avg bpm
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byThe 300th PR for Tanzawa is a good one. It fixes a long-standing issue with how plugins worked over 20 small commits. +76 / -274. It's a bit late for me to merge and deploy it, but I think it unblocks development for me.
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byLunch Run
Keeping my left arm from swinging in front of me is getting easier.4.3km
30.3min
26m climbed
140.1avg bpm
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byEvery time I use the Photos app I get disappointed. Years later it still feels like it's not nearly as easy to use as iPhoto...maybe it's the volume of photos has changed? i.e. In iPhoto days it was managing photos I took with my camera. While Photos is now housing those plus every shot with my cellphone. So there's heaps more volume... and most of the photos taken with my phone should be temporal in nature and deleted anyways.
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byAfternoon Run
Zoot suit riot. Nothing as frustrating as Bluetooth things that work magic most of the time and require reboots when they donβt. Like iOS 17 and AirPod Pros.3.5km
25.5min
29.2m climbed
163.1avg bpm
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byMorning Run
Powered by Wingsβ Venus and Mars. Tried to keep my left wing perpendicular, rather then swinging across my body. Half-successful.4.3km
30.1min
25m climbed
166.2avg bpm
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byCulture Day Run
Easy run trying to get back into the swing of things. Listening to the Beatles, inspired by their new single.4.1km
30.2min
32m climbed
169.6avg bpm
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byBeen thinking about how I might can simplify Tanzawa's admin a bit. Mostly removing features that I never use like location on bookmarks, replies, and maybe articles. I added them because it's technically possible with microformats to annotate these...but realistically, I don't use them and it just complicates the interface and backend.
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byBoyo wanted to stay home and play legos with me, rather than go to school. Not happening today, but I bought a classic set with almost 800 pcs so we can have enough parts. Will arrive tomorrow.
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Use your point and shoot camera
byI've started using my point and shoot camera when I'm out with the family. Not only are the photos sharper, but I can stay focused and more in the moment.
Using my camera made me realize a difference between blogging today and blogging back in the day.
Back in the day, your photos were stuck on your camera until you got home for the day. This forced you to wait until the end of the day to blog. You could collect your thoughts and write a good post.
Today, your camera (phone) is directly connected to your blogging platform (website, mastodon, instagram etc..), there's a temptation to live-blog everything all the time. We post immediately for the likes and reactions. Who can blame us, though? It's right there bundled in with your camera.
Maybe we should do that less. Maybe I should do that less.
Give your point and shoot camera another try. You'll notice the difference in quality and connectedness.