When’s this fucking wordle shit over?!

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Remembering Aaron Swartz: https://walledculture.org/remembering-aaron-swartz-who-died-on-this-day-a-victim-of-the-copyright-system

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If you make an iPad app, please make it an option to not auto hide the sidebars, like all Mac apps has. It is really nice to being able to jump between what ever is in that side bar really fast without having to make a one extra click or glancing at it to double check information visible in it.

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• see shy jo (@joeyh@octodon.social)

This is my morning routine most days. I try for it to be my thing at least five days a week, but I usually skip it without hesitation when it isn’t easy to do. Like when I have my daughter, are traveling or someone visiting.

1. I get up very early
2. Then I go for a 3–5 KM run with my dog. Currently I’m at 3, but working towards 5.
3. Followed by a situp & pushup workout routine
4. Finally I do 10-15 minutes of yoga. The slow kind and not the aerobic like kind.
5. Then I start the coffee machine
6. Clean myself up while it brews
7. Find myself a large cup of coffee, some ice cold fizzy water and a simple breakfast
8. Take a picture of myself in DayOne
9. Write in my some lines a day journal
10. Process my Drafts Inbox
11. Process my Things Inbox
12. Look over social feeds and RSS
13. Then I usually work on personal projects until I have to get ready to leave for work or start working.