Johan Bleuzen

Since 2011, Apple release its annual macOS upgrade and with every new release comes the new applications included in macOS (I didn’t check that every release comes with new apps but you get the picture).

In the past few weeks, I worked on some Dark Mode related stuff and I stumbled upon an issue that was driving me nuts… On my Mac, all browsers weren’t respecting my OS settings of appearance, my code was working on some VMs but not locally.

I’m trying to use more and more Firefox based browsers, I’m using Floorp at the moment and sometimes I hit some issues that need some research to fix.

I know how to read except that I don’t read anymore… I can read stuff in my daily life, like press news, blog posts or technical documentations but I can’t read a book.

I try to not spend too much time on Youtube for a few reasons.

I’ve been using Jekyll for years now and there are two things that I don’t like : Being unable to organize my posts in their own folder, Having to set the layout in the front matter for every content I create.

Every year, before the winter season, I browse french ski resort sites to try to decide where I’ll go… This year I noticed that some websites had “a plus and leaf” icons in their top header.

For years, I’ve hated the fact that when I click a link it opens not in the browser that I wanted.

Jekyll turns 15 this month, that’s quite a lot, for an open-source project that was started by Github in 2008 to allow users to build a website for their git repository.

I never cared about social media sharing on my website until a few month, that can be one of the reasons why I never get any share but anyway.