I don’t think I have a single close friend who doesn’t love DnD. It’s almost as if I have it listed as part of some “friend role interview” qualifications.
As a kid at school, I was always a geek with my geeky friends, but as an adult… hmm… wait a minute. Well, I guess that answers that 😅
org-mode capture: menu inside a menu
Org-mode capture templates: it’s possible to include a submenu inside an org-capture menu. Here’s how I did it - but why? Well, I’ll get back to it. Hopefully.
I wonder if there’s a way to silence/delete any news brief or summary that starts with “Trump said…” It would help a lot. I’ve been avoiding news altogether for months, but some items I actually want to read about.
Microsoft Office vent number 2113: The Outlook Quick Menu.
How is this helpful?
The options are not categorized logically, with a separating line that seems random. There are over 20 actions in a quick action menu Options that are secondary at best (with Copilot shoved in, of course)
Muerte en LaRoy, Texas, 2023 - ★★★
I've seen this sort of plot happen in a couple of movies before, but it was executed nicely in LaRoy. This movie comes with a lesson, but I think it's a lesson I already learned a while back - but it's a good reminder.
LaRoy, Texas, 2023 - ★★★
I've seen this sort of plot happen in a couple of movies before, but it was executed nicely in LaRoy. This movie comes with a lesson, but I think it's a lesson I already learned a while back - but it's a good reminder.
I knew I had it saved somewhere: Apple Watch Users Claim Workout App Is Now Worse in Every Way. Yep.
I’m used to my Apple Watch asking me if I want to record my walk as a workout if it detects a certain distance. That’s fine. What I don’t like is having it nag me over and over to record my walk. I need to mute it, which means finding the Mute button, which means taking off my glove on one hand and pulling up my sleeve with the other.
When I actually want to track a workout, it keeps nagging me to pause it if I stand too long. This can happen when I wait at a traffic light or when I tie my shoes. It also happens at home, when I work out and take breaks between sets, I often do something else as well - watering the plants, cleaning up some trash, etc.
Why? What’s the rush? There is an option to turn off resume reminders; maybe this will be it, but why is it on by default? Do people need to be reminded to keep walking somewhere? If I do two sets instead of three, it’s because I choose to stop; I don’t need to be nagged to continue, and if there’s a traffic light in the way, well, I don’t want to get run over, OK? yeesh.
Took the bus to NJ today to see a new location for work. GW Bridge Terminal. 📷
This is long overdue: Audio46 page.
If you’re looking for a new headset and qualify as an audiophile (or want to be one), check it out 😄 I got all my headsets from this store, naturally.
This comes with little surprise:
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