Day 21 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge, clothes for a tiny human. The label says these have been handed down for generations.
Day 20 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge, houseplant, parts thriving, parts barely hangin’ on.
Day 19 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge, analog
Day 18 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge, portico but the roof is the sky.
Day 17 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge, still early days.
Day 16 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge, someone, somewhere could use these Scrabble tiles on the road.
(Belated) Day 15 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge, trying to practice patience a month after a move and still living out of boxes.
Day 14 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge, Manhattan from St George on Staten Island, with ample view of the horizon.
Day 13 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge, I’m puzzed by the design decision that created a connection between these two physical interfaces.
Day 12 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge, a shiny treat from a wonderful colleague.
Day 11 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge, features this gimcrackin’ combo in our new place.
Day 10 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge, ritual doesn’t get more accurate than this for in-office days, post-lunch. This mug was a gift from a former student. Remember everyone, You Are Special!
Day 9 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge, birdwatching together with my two favorite earthlings.
For day 8 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge, the prompt, walk, made me think of all the ways that COVID changed how I move through the world. I looked for evidence/remnants today and here’s what came out.
Day 7 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge, not much whole about our still-recently-moved-into place, but here’s a window sill completely full of plants thanks to my better half.
Day 6 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge, features my podiatrist’s office with an old school X-Ray that resulted from engineering and manufacturing in my hometown.
Day 5 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge, this retro-amazing not-exactly-tile in the kitchen in our new townhome.
Day 4 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge, Nyanko-Sensei has been hanging on to this zipper for years and is still going strong.
Day 3 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge, seconds of solitude in some hot chocolate and aftermath of toddler dinner.
Day 2 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge, woke up to foggy weather.
Day 1 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge is a cheat because it’s an app screenshot but damn if that Panera app’s bag icon doesn’t read to me as a lock every time. Order “secure”d!
Day 1 of the Micro.blog March Photoblogging challenge is a cheat because it’s an app screenshot but damn if that Panera app ‘dhbag icon doesn’t read to me as a lock every time. Order “secure”d!
A Day in the Life, 2022-10-14 08:57:54, Fall Colors at The College of New Jersey, Ewing, NJ
@manton Fair enough! I'll give my extra e-book to someone who'd appreciate it 😄
@manton Any way to order just the physical book? I have the ebook through the Kickstarter campaign already.
October 2021 Photoblogging Challenge Day 31: Home
First mail for the new family member feels like home.
October 2021 Photoblogging Challenge Day 30: Red
A surreal Saturday morning waiting room experience at Walmart Auto Center. Lots of reds mixed with some casual misogyny.
@jean One of the most surreal things I’ve ever seen. Also weirdly hyper local. One patch of grass, nothing; the next one over, hundreds of them.
@manton thanks! I’m not a premium subscriber and I understand that things take time, so I hope this came off as a “would be nice” feature request.
@manton thanks! Any thoughts about my question of optionally including more than one quote/highlight per post? That seems like a micro.blog interface change rather than an API thing.
@mroutley I just watched the video demo-ing the bookmarks feature (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfYPcZnJ7sM). Is there a way to create a new post with all of the highlights from an article, or is it only able to do per-highlight posts?
@pimoore @keithpound @ptrck Thanks all! Hard to believe such a place exists.
@danielpunkass the last one I made was only in the fridge for 36 hours. Not as good. Will have to remember to forget.
@crossingthethreshold any resources you’d recommend for learning how to play? I can’t seem to get over the hump!
@crossingthethreshold I’m enjoying this aspect of the challenge too! Probably 2/3 of my posts have been past photos :)
@vasta thanks! I was amazed to find all the documents intact. Must be at least 70 years old. Happy baking!
@jackyalcine and then so many little things throughout were given new meaning and made more sense. Love this series!
@macgenie I miss having these guys, but I never had two and this makes me a little sad for my pigs past. Cute photo :)
@vincent Depends on what you want to make! Hobby project or eventual commercial project? If the former and you're just experimenting I'd say something like OpenFrameworks would be a great tool to start with, especially if you know C++. The games listed in their tutorial include some pretty successful ones (Zach Gage's stuff in particular). Unity is a beast and it is not at all easy to just get in, start coding and drawing things to the screen to quickly sketch ideas. So if you're a game designer first and aiming to publish a professional game, Unity's great. If you're more of a programmer and prefer to sketch with code, OpenFrameworks is great, especially since it supports several platforms (which is one of the common reasons people choose Unity). I have nothing against Unity btw.
@manton Just emailed @macgenie about this but thought I'd share/request here too. It would be nice to have a special Microblogvember keyword-type link (like the inktober one here: help.micro.blog/2018/tagm...) Is there something and I just missed it?