Notices by Liminal witch 🧙‍♀️ Sarah (xgebi@hachyderm.io), page 3

5. There are a lot of thoughts in my head

6. Using a month for a topic helps my brain to be focused on one area and be scattered in that area at the same time

Writing 55+ posts in less than two months has changed me a bit more than I expected

1. I still like web and coding on the web. Now I realize that I've been in jobs that were a bit fit for me

2. Writing is now part of my identity and I miss it a lot, it's just a second day of not writing a post 😅

3. Writing is the easiest way how to get thoughts out of my head, drawing is the second easiest

4. I have no idea yet, what will happen after my current project ends/downsizes, I was lucky last year

@Drachenstreichler @GreenSkyOverMe US dictatorship won’t happen at least until 2025 and I don’t see Dark Brandon going authoritarian

There probably will be a new virus because AI boosted climate change, so #4

@jeder @GreenSkyOverMe Argentinian peso had artificial exchange rates for years. Dolar blue rate didn't change that much.

@feuerstein @GreenSkyOverMe why is OpenNIC not on the list? https://www.opennic.org/

I hope that Big Sister Ylva is not trying to prepare ground for rebranding chat control as anti-terrorism measure.

I remember Patriot Act, I'm too old for this shit.

https://www.politico.eu/article/eu-warn-huge-risk-terrorist-attacks-ahead-christmas-ylva-johansson/

#privacy

I'm adding :host-context on my #CSS wishlist. That's one cool selector. Sorry, :has, web components are my daily stuff and it would help me a lot.

@aral The singularity will be properly centered.

Centering stuff in #css has been solved years ago. It's no longer on the same level as L-shaped div.

Day 2 of #NaBloPoMo is out. It's a bit personal and explains why remote work is important to me

https://www.sarahgebauer.com/post/day-2-on-revenge-remote-work-home-and-living-well/

Day 3 of #NaBloPoMo, ideas ok, ideas that mature in my head to be written down are the best. Today, I had only ok ideas and one rant in me.

https://www.sarahgebauer.com/post/day-3-some-ideas-are-not-ready/

Day 4 of #NaBloPoMo where I write about my energy levels after being drained https://www.sarahgebauer.com/post/day-4-energy-is-more-precious

Day 5 where I write about my social media usage after moving on from Twitter https://www.sarahgebauer.com/post/day-5-my-post-twitter-social-media-usage

Day 6 of #NaBloPoMo is about acknowledging that sometimes things are not ok

https://www.sarahgebauer.com/post/day-6-sometimes-things-are-not-ok

Day 7 of #NaBloPoMo is about breathing in and getting ready for remaining 23 days.

https://www.sarahgebauer.com/post/day-7-first-week-is-over

Day 8 of #NaBloPoMo is about language house keeping, in other words why my blog is not English only and how to improve things.

https://www.sarahgebauer.com/post/day-8-running-multi-language-blog-is-hard

Day 9 of #NaBloPoMo is a fallback topic. My CMS allows to use custom endpoints to fetch data for things like d3. And those screens need redesign, badly. So with this post I'm starting the redesign.

https://www.sarahgebauer.com/post/day-9-my-cms-pain-points-endpoints

Day 10 of #NaBloPoMo, tech stack is irrelavant

https://www.sarahgebauer.com/post/day-10-tech-stack-is-irrelevant

Day 11 of #NaBloPoMo: How to hide pages from Storybook's sidebar

https://www.sarahgebauer.com/post/day-11-hidden-pages-in-storybook

#Storybook #frontend #webdev

On Day 12 of #NaBloPoMo why as a microservices anti-fan I decided to give them a shot

https://www.sarahgebauer.com/post/day-12-my-cms-pain-points-architecturemonolith-to-microservices

Today, Day 13, I discuss my biggest frustration in software development. Writing code without getting feedback from end-users.

https://www.sarahgebauer.com/post/day-13-i-might-be-the-wrong-type-of-developer

Day 14 of #NaBloPoMo is about surprise that I'm still going. It also links to a blog post from 2017 where I complained that I'm unable to finish these challenges.

https://www.sarahgebauer.com/post/day-14-my-state-after-two-weeks

Day 15 of #NaBloPoMo was an essay on topic of writing in the age of LLMs and other generators.

Yes, it still makes sense to write.

https://www.sarahgebauer.com/post/day-15-writing-in-the-age-of-text-generators