Articles by/from Ru Singh

It's been a minute, eh?

Here, on this blog, starting May 2021 and ending August 2022, I wrote as often as I could a recap of my months.

You can't live life alone.

This… story is at least two months old now, but I think it deserves to be on the internet for someone looking for reviews of this thing in India.

Once every few weeks, I randomly type in 'tw' into my address bar and hit return.

Out of nowhere, a couple of weeks ago, without ever installing any firmware update (at least intentionally), my Fitbit Charge 5 started: reporting incorrect battery numbers, swinging wildly from 40% to 90% to 77% and so on, and, turning off randomly with…

The title pretty much sums up the entire post, but I'll drop my two cents anyway: It makes it clear what the purpose of that effect is.

I chanced upon Garrit's toot today, which led me to Doug Belshaw's newsletter-blog.

I've made little noise about this subject, but I have.

I've been doing some AWS/serverless stuff at work recently.

It never really clicked to me how personal a keyboard is.

It's funny this pattern keeps emerging over and over in our lives — complain about something, lose any built-up joy and expectation of it, and then come to like it and enjoy it gradually.

Two things that frustrate me as a web developer when I see them on the wild web: Being unable to toggle a tick box by clicking/tapping on its label.

Since getting the Fitbit, I've been trying to walk 250 steps or more every hour.

It's interesting to me Will was able to move from Bear to Joplin and generally enjoys it as much as he did Bear.

I've been on the fediverse/Mastodon since 2019 and have made some amazing friends.

The timeline.

I think my break is over.

I'm taking an indefinite break on this blog.

Ugh.

I lied — it's not been a whole month.

8 months down, 4 to go.

This is not a surprise to veteran iOS users, or Signal enthusiasts.

Ok, the year is flying by — please stop?

In the metro cities and the airports of India — especially airports — I got real tired of seeing people sport their AirPods.