freedom-log
Life After Automattic: Week 4
A lighter update during Autumn break as I juggle family time, a cold, and some progress on Lijsje and Endgame—though Apple's developer account system is testing my patience.
freedom-log
A lighter update during Autumn break as I juggle family time, a cold, and some progress on Lijsje and Endgame—though Apple's developer account system is testing my patience.
freedom-log
Three weeks into my post-Automattic journey, life has settled into an engaging rhythm of family time and personal projects. Between visiting illusion museums with the kids and putting the finishing touches on my app Endgame I'm finding a new balance
freedom-log
This week saw progress on two side projects - the Endgame iOS app, and Lijsje built with Laravel - alongside personal activities like enjoying new music, family time, and anticipating family game night.
freedom-log
Week 1 of me not having a job has almost finished, and it was great 🎇
automattic
After 2 years, I've left my job to seek new challenges. Grateful for the experience, and excited for what's next. Time to recharge and explore new opportunities.
music
After 22 years, I finally got to see Jane's Addiction again. Wow.
music
There's this thing about perfection. It can look obvious, almost effortless, because it's too easy to overlook that perfection didn't happen overnight. Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour is a shining example of this.
home assistant
A step by step guide on how to upgrade EZSP to Ember in Zigbee2MQTT.
games
Eindelijk! De Milka Leo games in de browser!
music
Sometimes a record clicks right from the first time you hear it. And sometimes it doesn't, and you lose track of it, never to listen to it ever again. One such record that almost vanished from my Recently Added screen is Secret Life by Brian Eno and Fred
studio.fuckhedz
It's already been over a year since I last created a playlist, but as I was walking back from bringing the kids to school this morning listening to Phosphorescent's excellent new single "Revelator", I felt the urge to create a new one again. I&
mac
I've been using a Mac for almost twenty years now, and one thing that has always annoyed me is changing the default applications that open certain file types. Changing a default application is a multi-step task: * Right-click the file * Select Open With * Select Other (even when