Chord Finder
The one I really oughta get around to writing up.
Perpetual Groove
While looking through old photos I came across these assets for an application I did a while ago. I thought it might be fun to write a guide on how one might go about throwing a whole lot of work at something and never actually finish it.
This could be cool (although I am not holding my breath with regard to the process playing nice with my shortcodes).
Ok, fine, I was too quick to jump on Medium with regard to the UTM tags (but the profile still looks like sh$te compared to the Tumblr design).
GDit, unicode went and embraced emojis while I wasn’t looking. These little f$&kers are tiny as f$&k, god-awful eyesores, and the f$&king contrast creates legitimate legibility issues. Be f$&king better world consortiums.
Tumblr’s list of brokenness thus far is limited to whatever TF they are passing off as a font. The highlighted character is .
Seems like Medium doesn’t even want to respect the UTM parameters I stuck in my links. Tumblr is still mostly meeting my expectations as a cross-posting target.
Can’t decide how I oughta use Tumblr. Part of me wants to give it a go and the rest of me doesn’t want a repeat of my Twitter experience. If you are the one that read my essay yesterday, that felt good.
I mean … sure … the concept was a ginormous mistake … but having Photoshop on the iPad is pretty damn cool.
Be better Siri (having a webpage is kinda prerequisite, and listed as the shortcut's input (－‸ლ)
Seriously, WTF , just let me look at the GD XML, I am fully f$&king capable of reading RSS without a GD app.
To expand from last time I made this point, the necessity of connecting with other humans is baseline what it is to be human. To recognize patterns is baseline what it means to communicate. To connect requires communication. ∴ yada, yada, yada
With the critters getting some Micro.blog attention today I noticed there is a serious operating system divide between Mastodon users and Micro.blog users.
Typical (no Micro.blog traffic):
Today (pretty sure my pet loss post was timelined):
So … @manton … are items like
layouts/list.photoshtml.htmlnecessary for generating the equivalent JSON feed or does it all come down toconfig.jsonandlayouts/list.photosjson.json?Update: I left it all in the help center once I hit a dead end
The bag I made for sticking a camping chair inside that I am totally about to repurpose as a tripod bag.
For those unfamiliar with decorative knotting, the first thing you find yourself doing when starting to get into it is obsessing over your knotting tools.
I mean … some day Imma concern myself with image and video sizes (and by implication load times) … but today is not that day.
Totally pumped for a walk (and no longer so trusting that a seemingly open door is, in fact, open).
Thanks for thinking of me Danny. I will let you know when (if) I ever get readers. Seems kinda prerequisite to leveraging their contributions.
In case I actually manage to catch any tumbleweeds … and the weeds would like a peek at my pre-tumblr artsy-fartsy iphonography.
On Sparking Dumpster Fires
The general consensus across the Twittersphere with regard to Trump supporters goes like this: they are morons … Hillary was correct to call them deplorables … these are the dregs of our society.
On Gotchas
If you are gonna do gotchas, bring some talent and creativity to it, like whoever is responsible for the gotcha below.
On What Is Easier
Being on the edge of my seat wondering whether (never even having been in a real fight) I was about to take the two tasers, the two axes, the two machetes, and the mallet (that drove those chain link fence posts into the soil…
On Perpetual Tribalism
I just can’t get over what people think a large sign that says cancel Jim Jordan could accomplish. Just feels like, if you (eye rolly voice) haaave to throw your money into paint, one might compose something that at least holds a point.
On Tipping Points
What I thought was a tipping point for movements of equality, I have come to recognize as a tipping point for minority rule over this nation.
Jason Cardwell
Creative nonfiction, art, poetry, apps, philosophy, music, wood work, knots, political culture critiques … some of the things I make.