The TV shows I've found most re-watchable... Not always my favourites, they also need a re-watchable quality as well as being good. Wouldn't mind hearing what other people's go-to shows are for watching over and over.
https://trivial.observer/blog/2024/02/20240229/
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Basil
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A victim of a series of accidents, as are we all.
Expect sarcasm, dogs, puns, sport, beer, cycling, tech, pubs. Sometimes several of these at once.
so it goes.
Northumbria
Fedizen since Jul, 2008
Here since May, 2023
My contribution to indieweb carnival February - Digital Relationships
https://trivial.observer/blog/2024/02/20240227/
Turns out the dog was reasonably well behaved on my pub crawl yesterday.
Fingers crossed that as she gets older she accepts her fate as a pub dog.
Resistance is futile.
Mrs Basil is off to Liverpool or Rome for a week.
https://trivial.observer/blog/2024/01/20240126/
omg lol, the wind
https://trivial.observer/blog/2024/01/20240122/
A while back I was gazing at epaper devices.
So I corrected myself by getting a new notebook.
Tried to help out on a project, now I'm left holding the baby
https://trivial.observer/blog/2024/01/20240115/
looks like I finally got obsidian-git working on my phone
https://trivial.observer/blog/2024/01/20240114/
That awful combination... Parents and Printers
https://trivial.observer/blog/2023/10/20231024/
Thought I could use the open library covers API to retrieve book covers with an ISBN. Which, in theory, I can.
But the vast majority of what I've searched for so far have no cover, so it's kind of not worth it.
The data is editable, so I could contribute the covers myself... But the site gives zero guidance on what is acceptable.
Can I just download the cover from the authors website and upload it, because fair use... Or is that a no-no?
https://openlibrary.org/dev/docs/api/covers
New blog post mostly about being sad that my cycling fitness has all but left me
https://trivial.observer/blog/2023/07/20230729/
well... I think I've fixed it. I've no idea why it was broken and no clue why the CSS I've changed has fixed it. Moreover, it's not exactly the fix I was looking for but it'll do.
Ah, hubris.
It would seem that the code blocks, on the list page, knacker the content widths at certain resolutions.
And after trying to figure it out for 90 minutes, I'm still completely bemused by it.
Todays blog that's pretty much just me pissing around with the new features I added.
https://trivial.observer/blog/2023/07/20230721/
Had a very awkward 45 minutes interacting with a poor soul that was mistakenly selected for an interview
https://trivial.observer/blog/2023/07/20230720/
