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Something came up today regarding the topic of monitoring employee performance. An example was the average first response time to a support request. Now, I absolutely understand why you'd want to monitor these things to improve the service. However, my concern here is that if I'm
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I often find it interesting looking back at my previous posts to see what people are still reading. It's more surprising than anything. By far, the most read one week on week is Firefox 141.0 Release - Disable The AI Tab Grouping. That is followed closely by
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While I was reading my feeds this evening, this post popped up from Robert Alexander on his blog alexsci.com. The post is titled “Discovering the indieweb with calm tech”. In it, he mentions an interesting extension called “StreetPass for Mastodon” which discovers mastodon accounts for the websites you visit
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Most of my spare time this morning was spent working on getting things more aligned within Actual Budget. I think I've got some very basic initial steps done. Next, I need to start reading more about Templates. And keep tweaking my categories. Today also marks the 700th consecutive
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What a week. It hasn't been bad, but wow, it was relentless! I cannot wait for a bit of downtime. It's been raining heavily all day today, so I didn't get to go out for my usual lunchtime walk. Instead, I spent some time
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I was speaking with a friend earlier today about games that have taken a long time to arrive. He'd just received a copy of Metroid Prime 4: Beyond. I've never played a single Metroid game. That should probably change. But, it did make me think about
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There's a lot of noise out there about what price the Steam Machine will be, and that they have mentioned it will be closer to PC pricing. One such article is from Vice: https://www.vice.com/en/article/valve-finally-confirms-leaked-steam-machine-price-rumors/ During the November 22 Friends Per Second podcast
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The obvious answer to that question is no. Of course, I don't need one. But that's not what this video made me think. I'm not going to lie, dear reader, I've been fighting some serious temptation to grab one of these little
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It's difficult to believe that it's already December 2025. This year has been filled with change, challenges, and opportunities. And who knows what else it has left in store for us before 2026 rolls around. There are so many things that I regret over the years,
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This story from Reuters popped up in my feeds this morning: US Consumers Spent $11.8 Billion. That is a terrifying number. However, when broken down, it was only coming to around $45 per person based on ~ 77% of the population being over 18. Something that did make me uneasy,
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I spent the entire week using Kate for work, rather than the usual Sublime, and the occasional tickle of VS Code. Overall, I have to say it has been, refreshing. I haven't needed or wanted to open either of the other editors a single time. So much so,
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Hello, Friday. I've been looking forward to seeing you. This weekend has absolutely nothing planned. No calls, no house viewings, no commitments at all. And I am so grateful. Once my run is done tomorrow morning, I think I'm going to spend some time reading, and