First code written on the mac mini 😝
tell application "System Events"
repeat 1000 times
click at {950, 755}
end repeat
end tell
Well worth the hike! 📸
I should have had marshmallows, chocolate and graham crackers to complete the experience 🍫
Glad we can breath again today!
I finally learned how to poach eggs. Yes, it was delicious. No more 🍳😌
It's already 2 months in to 2023 and I can't believe it. I had a quite the career change last year and I'm just settling in now. This year I'm focusing on important things like reconnecting with old friends.
Much like how I disliked the bloat of wordpress, I also don’t like how bloated mediawiki is.
I think I’ve learned enough of javascript and sql to build something similar for myself.
I would start with a blank page, the home page. Additional pages would only be able to be created if it’s linked from another page. This enforces organization and prevents dead links.
On a single page, each paragraph would be considered the smallest “unit”. This enables stronger searching with sql queries. Instead of returning a full page with a match, it would be easier to return which segment of the page that matched.
Using javascript I would make the page’s content and the html forms be dynamic. It definitely won’t be as advanced as Mediawiki’s VisualEditor but it would be similar.
I would make it so that if I double-tapped the space between paragraphs, a new textarea would be inserted in-line, allowing a new segment to be added to the page. Tapping away from this area or hitting the return key twice so as to end a paragraph would save the textarea to the db in a post action. To maintain a fluid/desktop like feel I will not reload the page but use javascript to replace the textarea box with a simple p tag.
I would not re-invent the wheel and adopt markdown. So to create a link to a new page I would put a word in square brackets. This would be rendered as a link (to a page that would not yet exist), after saving the segment it would render as a red hyperlink or blue if it already exists.
Editing a segment would be the same, just double tapping the segment (paragraph). Javascript would remove the paragraph and replace it with a textarea of the same size and content.
It’s another idea and it may never happen. But it sure would be nice to have it for studying this CMLTO refresher course 😋
Just discovered robocopy, another robust built-in tool for windows. Wish I had known about it before 😔
📝Gratitude journaling
I’ve had these guys for so long I’ve forgotten where I got them. Psyduck still works!
Happy Thanksgiving!
I made Nan and Mom play Scrabble with us this weekend even though I’m awful at it. We used up all the tiles at the end because we switched to “house rules” … but Nan still won.
I've practiced quite a bit of php. Now I'm practicing html with a tiny bit of javascript with help from here