That’s right, Google. Your analytics just pissed me right the fuck off. For anyone else who might be reading this, this is not a tutorial. My suggestion to you if you need a tutorial? Don’t bother. Use AI. Fuck, I just wasted two fucking hours setting up Google Analytics with custom values so I can
After completing my last post, Are Mainframe Computers Still Around?, I started thinking about one of my biggest complaints with modern graphical interfaces: navigation. As far as I’m concerned, most modern navigation SUCKS. From websites to desktop applications, finding what you need and getting where you want to go is often far more difficult than
I came across an article today about mainframe computers that reminded me of my beginnings in the computer industry. Mainframes are where my education and career in computers began. They were the systems I learned on and later worked with. Throughout the years, I’ve heard the same discussion over and over again. “Mainframes are dead.”
At the end of March, I made the mistake of stepping out in front of a car and got hit. Needless to say, it hurt like a bear. Fortunately, I was not hurt badly, but it did torque my left knee, which I am slowly healing from. That is one of the main reasons I
In my previous post, I talked about how I use AI tools like ChatGPT and Codex while developing software. That post focused more on the concept and the overall workflow. In this follow-up, I’m going to show real examples from an actual coding session. This will include: • The direction I give ChatGPT when approaching
If you have read any of my previous blog posts, you already know that I have been using ChatGPT for about a year while developing a personal application, a multi-layered encrypted password vault. I have written about that experience before, including both the good and the bad. For most of that time, I was working
