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



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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.
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.
I liked this episode because it was a mix of Godfather 2 references. Cuba is the 50s was a wild place.
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.
Rick Shiels playing at a course around the corner from me. I'm in.
This should be a cracking podcast. Been missing Ollie's commentary around the footy and the clear St Kilda bias.