I remember when IE8 died and then the company I worked for contracted with a 3rd party to continue patching and supporting IE8 for all our intranet applications.
so i used my iPhone to take a photo of my USPS receipt in hopes of maybe copying the text of the tracking number out of it. when i tapped on the photo i got a prompt to “track shipment.” surprised, delighted and impressed. technology hasn’t done that to me in a while.
at the point in a code tutorial where i refuse to get lunch or get up from my desk or make a noise please don’t interrupt me this feels like it’s going to make sense and stick around in my head please no interruptions i’m even gonna quit the twitter client now
“please support journalism by turning off your ad blocker and allowing us to install 21 tracking scripts and fill your viewport with ads for boner pills”
so i almost preferred the sinus infection vs. the flu that we got from my youngest. seems like my wife and youngest son are on the mend though, my older son and i are in the worst part of it.
and it was inevitable, my wife and i now have whatever my youngest son had. it hit me fast today. the kids are now the most capable humans in the house.
took today off because i don’t feel good and my son is home sick from school feeling bad in a different way and gosh i really just want Spring. open-windows Spring.
shout out to all the other parents playing Animal Crossing with their kids today, since that’s the most ‘traditional’ Easter thing we’ve done for the past couple years.
update, both are almost back to normal, they tested negative for covid on thursday. we’ll test them again tomorrow. i think this was a bad cold. we haven’t been exposed to germs in … two years. 🤞
both kids sick (with different symptoms) so it’s home-from-school and tests for everyone in the morning! i know i can’t shelter them from everything forever. but maybe we kept this at bay for more than two years.
i shoveled everywhere last night and that got rid of the slush that would be 1” of ice now. then i shoveled everywhere for the couple inches of powder we got overnight.