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June 9, 2022
New restaurant openings -- hit city's permitting database to grab this, if that's a thing.

Javascript Capture Camera on Phone Doesn’t Work on iPhone

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On an iphone you need to add a ‘playsinline’ parameter. I think it works by placing it either in the javascript, or as part of the HTML tag — I just added it to both to be safe, and it resolved the issue so I called it good. In javascript as part of the getUserMedia […]

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Making Editable Template Pages in Hubspot

June 8, 2022   |   Quickbits

Create a Module 1. Marketing > Files and Templates > Design Tools 2. File > New 3. Select ‘Module’ 4. Next and select options on next page (be sure to do ‘Local Module’) and name it 5. Add the necessary code To Make Editable Field in a Module Use this code, where ‘title’ is the […]

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I'm dreaming of teardrop trailers and random places I would like to explore.   Those places that are too far off my normal travel lanes to explore currently, but with some slow meandering around the west become good targets.
My only major complaint about Affinity Designer is that it's not more widely used. Such a wonderful program for web design and illustration.
A pretty nice little web app would be to upload a logo, and it would convert it to all white with transparency. I have a lot of clients that could use something like that.

Teardrop Trailers

June 7, 2022   |   Quickbits

I’ve been fairly obssessed with teardrop trailers currently. While I would love to live the full-on nomad lifestyle in a Sprinter van or something similar, it’s just not really feasible at the moment. A teardrop however could be. They are far less expensive, but still offer many of the advantages of a nomading van — […]

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Document Ready in Vanilla Javascript

June 3, 2022   |   Quickbits

To wait until the document is ready, similiar to the $(document).ready functionality in jQuery, just do this: document.addEventListener( ‘DOMContentLoaded’, function(e) {    Stuff Here })

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June 2, 2022
I've been looking for a CAD program that is similar to AutoCAD, since that's what I grew up using. I just found NanoCAD, and it's pretty much a straight-up clone, where all of the commands basically work the same. Now just need to save up a few hundered so I can by myself a perpetual license.
One of these days I want to take off like a week and just work on all of the pointless little side-projects I want to work on just for myself. I guess I would need a year though.