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13d ago
inMy buddy Rick in Toledo claimed a $12 pair of wool socks would outlast my $40 ones, and 3 winters later I owe him an apology
What cheap thing did you find that actually held up?
15d ago
inVent: I used to copy-paste code from forums, now I actually read it first and it takes forever
Keeping a scratch file called test.py on my desktop cut my paste time way down, I just drop the fix in there and run it before it touches real code. Still saves me the 3 hour holes without the full slow read every time.
18d ago
inPro tip: your phone's photo app is hiding 3000 junk screenshots and nobody deletes them
Read somewhere the average person has like 2,000 screenshots saved, so yeah that tracks.
23d ago
inAppreciation post: a client in Dallas told me my highlights looked stripey, so I switched to a slicing pattern
Diagonal weaving makes sense for breaking up the line, but I'm curious how you handle the crown area with a slice pattern. When I switched from horizontal to diagonal years back, the top section near the part kept showing a faint band if I didn't alternate the direction of the slice on each side. Are you going back and forth on the direction, or keeping it all one way? And do you drop the slice angle steeper toward the face, or keep it consistent front to back? The reason I ask is I had a client with fine hair who still saw lines until I started taking smaller subsections within the slice instead of one big weave. Half as many foils sounds great for timing, but I'd worry about coverage on the sides if the sections get too wide.