Todoist has an experimental way to support done lists.

How to offer Teams meetings without leaving Google Calendar.

Subscribing to NextDNS for adblocking with no flaky devices.

Not everything needs to be yours.

Falling down a Codex rabbithole.

Way back when this blog was built with Hexo, I used the convenient Scaffolds feature as a way of bringing some consistency to blog posts.

This isn't an issue with Codeship as such, but it can affect it.

Mmm, that's a a bit of a mouthful.

I've moved this blog from Ghost to Hexo.

Last week (last week!) I was going to give a quick talk about Codeship at HMTL. However, events conspired against me and I couldn't attend. And there…

Last year (last year!) I gave a quick talk about Vagrant at HMTL. And then promptly forgot to put the accompanying presentation in a useful location. So,…

A couple of weeks ago I moved this blog from Tumblr to Ghost. I'd wanted to do so since Yahoo acquired Tumblr. I don't have any trust left in Yahoo after…

I've been spending a lot of time with the excellent Vagrant recently but was getting mildly annoyed by starting in `/home/vagrant` when SSHing to a box,…

I've been thinking about how much the process of building websites has changed since I laid down my first crappy `frameset` nearly fifteen years ago, so…

I haven’t been keeping up with the donationware idea as well as I’d hoped. There’s a surprise. I’m blaming being stuck on one of those interminable…

Some basic issue tracking concepts and tips, aimed mainly at project and account managers who may not have much experience in this area.

Update 2015-08-21

The end of scoping and planning is nigh. Good-oh. We’ll be setting up tools over the next few weeks so I should be in a position to donate to…

I’ve been slightly concerned about my rather lax security habits for a year or so. My state escalated from ‘slightly concerned’ to ‘mildly freaked out’…

Another month of writing documentation means another non-project-related bit of donationware.

This month has been all about writing reports, attending meetings and avoiding paper as much as possible, so my obvious donationware choice for this month…

I’m extremely happy with Sublime Text 2. It’s filled the big editor-shaped hole left by the slow development of TextMate. Posts on customing Sublime Text…

I’ve been thinking a bit too much about paying for things.

I’ve found that attempting to use new tools and techniques during real production doesn’t really work for me. I get tied up in doing the work and find it…

Things Real People Don’t Say About Your App, via trpdsaya.

Here’s some music I enjoyed in 2010, with links to download or listen on Spotify as appropriate.

November was a quiet month and most of the things I did can’t be talked about publicly right now, so this monthnote should be mercifully brief.

code_swarm - Flickr SVN, a visualization of flickr's SVN repository created using code_swarm.

What’s an Apple Time Capsule? Does it send Granny Smiths into the future?

Torrez reckons that even you can do it:

What is The Animatrix?

Busy for a while. In the meantime, a new low in lazy weblogging: all the links I've never slept with (or, um, weblogged).

While we’re on the subject of 70’s kiddie sci-fi, it should be noted that a full episode of the anime-style puppet show Star Fleet (aka X Bomber) is…

Download Gold Chains’ new I Come From San Francisco video. I want that deck. Gold Chains, DMX Crew, Uncharted Audio’s honcho extraordinaire Kone-R and…

CNN article on music hardware vs. music software and related Slashdot discussion (ye olde “real” instruments vs. electronic instruments debate as well as…