I went onto Facebook for the barest of moments – I swear it was less than 5 minutes – and I found myself getting angry again.
I swear, that algorithm’s sole purpose is to dredge up all the crap on the internet to keep you “engaged”.
Category: Microblog
Just spent three hours trying to wrangle my DayOne json file into something that I could put import into WordPress (hey, I finally started reading up on regex), when I find out that the image references in the “text” field aren’t the image file name, but an image id. The image name are referenced in a separate column.
I’m going to bed.😫
Now I’m chomping at the bit for book 8…
It’s arrived! 😍
So my OH slipped & fell during lunch and hurt his hand. He thought it was nothing, but then it got swollen and tender, so he went to the hospital. The doctor told him he’s fractured his wrist and need to have a cast put on.
Don’t underestimate (what seems like) minor injuries.
...he proposed that humans can comfortably maintain only 150 stable relationships.
This is one of those “one of these days” bookmarks.
One of these days I’ll practice my calligraphy… 😛
It's even worse than it appears.
I think some of the ideas in this article can translate to blog posts.
I look at my micro.blog timeline and see people posting up pictures from their morning walks, or quotes from their children, and to me it feels like a public gratitude journal.
So I’ve been trying to export my Day One entries and been hitting a snag.
The app asks if I want to download all my images, I say yes, and the progress bar gets stuck on 0%.
I contact Day One, they say they know there’s an issue, but there’s no workaround and no ETA. 😣