TIL: Using strict intervals (e.g. every week) to water your plants instead of humidity of the soil. Is akin to using volume instead of gram measurements in cooking. It’s imprecise and misleading.

Back at work after a pretty bad flu that lasted the whole week. Still have some snot and some coughs left.

Even though I use it at times - we are kinda meant to at work; see also my latest stance vis-a-vis this topic - reading about AI and the gushing nonsensical optimism around it makes me so sad. I guess this is my stop? Is this where I’m supposed to be getting off this technological enthusiast train?

(chuckles) I’m in danger.

(I’m not. We are save here. But it sounds impressive.)

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I now own an anker 3-in-1 charger thingy and it’s the first time in a long time that I have a “dock” for my phone. Love it! I love having a dedicated location for the phone (and the watch and my air pods…). Keeps the desk clean - or at least makes it easier to clean. And wireless charging is great, too. 5/5 would recommend.

I seem to be my most productive web developer self, if I strip away any kind of styling whatsoever. Just write very basic html while writing the backend. THEN style. Doing both at the same time just never works right. I assume it’s too many spinning plates.

The new fridge is here. After weeks of living with a replacement fridge in the home office room it’s time for a properly sized fridge in the kitchen once more. 🥳

First Day of using DayOne again after my latest entry before that was from April 2018. But I yearn for a more prosaic and removed writing environment for my diary. Obsidian is my work horse, but I’d like to explore using a dedicated journaling app.