I love when client work, works as expected. If I feel overwhelmed, I have to tackle each task one by one. Sounds like I got this from a YouTube video. Maybe I have. I can’t remember. 😂
Raycast released a new feature which lets you focus more on your current task. You can define a name, time, and apps which should be blocked at this time. They also have some groups of apps. For example, Social Media, Messaging and so on. You can also block single websites, which was not working for me in Firefox or Vivaldi. So, blocking websites is then no option for me.
So, overall, it's a good Idea but not really commonly usable. Moreover, if I block MS Teams, I don't want it to be closed and appear offline. It should still be open and not making any noise or distracting me. Maybe this feature will grow over time and they will add some things.
And with this post, I have 10 posts left. I really don't like the pressure. I was already late, before I got ill. But I have some post left, I could have written in the summer. If I don't make it, it is completely my fault, and I'm aware of it. But, so close to the end, I would rather not give up. I only see the weekend as my weak-end…😅 So, roll up your arms and go. 🏋️
When you share code with a colleage, it is always nice to have the line-numbers and filename + path added. With this little helper, it is just a keystroke away: YankCode.
A blast from the past. We saw Asinhell some time ago, precisely on 18/06/24, so nearly half a year ago. And it was wonderful. The concert was one of the shorter ones. We believe it was there to just fill some empty days between festival shows, and I appreciate this. They also shot a Video in this club, which was nice. My friend and I can be seen in it for a quick second.
Today marks my first real workday, feeling better after a challenging one and a half weeks of illness. While I’m grateful to be on the mend, I can’t help but feel overwhelmed by the amount of work that has piled up. Both of my clients have urgent tasks that need my attention, and the pressure is mounting.
On the bright side, I have the house to myself today, which provides a rare opportunity for focus and clarity. I’m determined to create a plan that will help me tackle my clients' needs efficiently.
As I dive into this busy day, I’m reminded of the importance of balance and prioritization. Here’s to making the most of this newfound energy and turning challenges into achievements!
A helper I don't want to miss is, treesj. Simply split or join blocks in Neovim. For example, if-conditions to shorthand ifs or objects. Sometime is it is annoying when you have one-liner code which you will extend, and have to split first by hand. Usually, the Formatter solves this on file save. But every so often you want it to do it by yourself.
I was a long-term ranger user. And I still love this file-manager for the terminal. But sadly, with my move to macOS, something was not working right, and I had no time to invest, to see what the problem. (Mostly graphical issues). So I was on a search for a new terminal file manager which also works inside Neovim. With tfm.nvim, found something nice because it supported multiple terminal file managers. And because yazi was here the default, and it worked well for me, I settled with yazi. Simpler than I initially thought. 😅