Really enjoyed this one. It's a hidden gem in the Zelda series.

I've met a few people that do this ride but god damn that looks quick. The way they take on the cars too is chaotic.

As an experiment I decided to shift all my blog assets (mainly images) from S3 to R2.

It was a very smooth transition for the most part. I copied all the files across, and since harrisonmalone.com uses Cloudflare for DNS, I was able to use a custom subdomain (images.harrisonmalone.com) for all the assets in R2.

I then did a DB update to change all the image urls for my music and games page. This was very quick with some help from codex.

I also did a small rewrite of my update-blog script to ensure that the Date: added to the front matter for my posts is observed. I could then just do a simple find-and-replace to update all the image urls across my site.

Once again, he lives a good life.

This is the end of an era. The Mac Pro has been such a weird product for a few years now. Good to see that the slate has been wiped clean.

Task tracking is another place rife for the picking for AI to come in and completely change the game.

The tickets that Codex can now generate based on the little context I give it is insane. From basic requirements to acceptance criteria; it's just so much better and faster for the AI to do the ticket creation for you.

It's that time of the year again. The Masters is upon us.

The fact you can watch pretty much all the tournaments over the last 30 years is awesome.

Fred Couples swing is so beautiful. Shame that he lost this one.

A fun weekend! Adelaide is a really nice city. Congrats to Nikki and Toddy.

This Burback channel is a lot of fun. Been watching some of their older stuff this week. It has a lot of production value.

This is a nice little chart for fuel prices around the world.

I paid ~$2.50 AUD per litre today which is the most I've ever paid for fuel.

This website is still on the 16th of March so it's a little behind. There's no petrol stations selling fuel for 2.07 per litre right now that's for sure.

This was an excellent Spyro retrospective. Me and my brother feel a lot of nostalgia for Spyro as it was also one of the first games we ever played.

A new Spyro would do really well IMO. Let's hope Toys For Bob are cooking something up.

I installed a new hose in my front garden last week. It's the same as what I have in the back garden; a Gardena 20m retractable.

To install it I mounted a slab of wood onto my weatherboard house and got ChatGPT to recommend some screws. I also learnt that the screws needed to go into where the studs were in the wall. The actual mount for the hose was then attached to the slab of wood. I used the same screws again as these were easier to drill than the ones that came with the hose.

I installed macOS Tahoe a couple of days ago. First impressions are that it's actually pretty good. The TextEdit logo is a massive regression though.

I liked this episode because it was a mix of Godfather 2 references. Cuba is the 50s was a wild place.

Credit where it's due; the new Kayo redesign is really nice. The backend video streaming for live events also works a lot better now which is good to see.

It also works flawlessly in Safari whereas a few years ago it seemed stable only in Chrome.

This should be a cracking podcast. Been missing Ollie's commentary around the footy and the clear St Kilda bias.

Rick Shiels playing at a course around the corner from me. I'm in.

What if to practice getting better at using Helix I try using it for my blog.

The shortcuts are still kind of brutal to remember what it could be a bit of fun to give it a go.

I think it makes more sense to use these kind of editors now given the shift away from needing an IDE with AI.

I want something as stripped back as this and use it in conjunction with tools like lazygit.

I've now fully migrated to Apple Passwords. The app is okay and given 1password are increasing their prices there's kind of no point staying on with them. The autocomplete for Apple Passwords is also excellent.

This whole media saga has been weird. Honestly its been probably good PR and exposure for Dan Does Footy.