Leon Mika

You know that Godot music track I mentioned a couple of weeks ago, the one that became a bit of an earworm?

Got another track done for my Godot game.

Opened Logic Pro for the first time in a while the other day, and started poking through some loops.

Spotlight has stopped indexing my apps again.

Made a slight tweak to my blog’s theme today, to “celebrate” the start of summer.

I recently learnt that the version of Phaedra I’ve been listening to for the past 15 years had not only the wrong track order, but also the wrong track names.

Seeing all the nostalgia for digital watches of the ’90s and early 2000s, following the release of retroest desk clock shaped like a large Casio digital watch, it got me thinking of the watches I owned growing up.

Kev Quirk wrote a post yesterday wondering why people have multiple blogs for different topics: A few people I follow have multiple blogs that they use for various topics, but I don’t really understand why. […] I personally prefer to have a single place w…

I think I’ve settled on a goto set of tools and libraries for building web-apps in Go.

Trying something new here.

Using PostgreSQL these last few months reminds me of just how much fun it is to work with a relational database.

I didn’t record narration for the previous post.

Since bringing home the ukulele, all I’ve been wanting to play on it is tracks from Mike Oldfield’s The Voyager.

John Gruber, discussing political spam text messages on Daring Fireball: About a month ago I switched tactics and started responding to all such messages with “STOP”.

I enjoyed Manton’s post about the naming scheme he uses for Micro.blog servers.

I’m sure everyone’s dying to hear how the mockless unit tests are going.

Had a go at recreating the last song Anders Enger Jensen wrote for 8 Bit Keys, since it’s one that I like quite a bit.

From Matt Bircher’s latest post on Birchtree: One of the hard parts about sharing one’s opinions online like I do is that it’s very easy to fall into the trap of mostly complaining about things.

While working on the draft for this post, a quote from Seinfield came to mind which I thought was a quite apt description of this little project: Breaking up is knocking over a Coke machine.

Woke up with this tune in my head this morning.

Took a brief look at Asciidoc this morning.

I’m seeing a lot of posts online about sites and hosting platforms blocking web crawlers used for AI training.

Sometimes I wonder how and why my work email address got onto various B2B marketing email lists.

Thought I’d give Go’s plugin package a try for something.

One of these days, I’m going to write a long form post, and do the narration in a single take. 12/06 15:16 And that day is today

From Seth’s blog: Consider building a word cloud of your writing.

Decided to go on a day trip to Bundanoon today.

A favourite YouTube channel of mine is Michael MJD, who likes to explore retro PC products and software from the 90s and early 2000s.

Kinda want to avoid this blog descending into a series of “this is wrong with unit testing” posts, but something did occur to me this morning.

Trying out the new audio narration feature for Micro.blog that Manton just announced.

While poking through some old GarageBand projects I came across this track I wrote a few of years ago.

More Logic Pro this evening.

Launched Logic Pro and did some MIDI recording this evening.

Fired up Logic Pro for the first time in a while.