My closet organization

Here’s my current closet layout. The vertical box represent a corner– I get an L-shape of our shared U-shaped closet.

After going through my clothes, I have quite a few open spots I need to organize a bit better.

What’s funny is that Elsa still finds this hopelessly disorganized, at least partially due to the fact that I do not organize my hung clothing at all. While they’re separated somewhat by “casual” and “formal”, within “casual” I have no color, type, or seasonality organizing. It’s all just hung up, and I can see everything just fine anyway.

TIL: Micro.blog API really doesn’t like it when you put a large SVG in-line in your post versus using the <object> syntax with an already uploaded file.

How is it almost 2025 and my Mac still collects all of my iMessage notifications that I long saw on other devices?

Anyone know if Shawn Blanc is doing ok? Tools and Toys hasn’t had new post in two months and his personal site hasn’t had a blog post in a year (I was checking to see if Tools and Toys was shutting down).

Also, anyone have any good recommendations for a site like Tools and Toys?

Having the largest Patagonia store here in Baltimore is great. I found a tremendous winter coat in the outlet section for greater than 50% off. It was “irregular”, but myself, Elsa, and an employee couldn’t identify anything off– which the employee said was virtually always true.

Every time I see one of my posts on Mastodon or Bluesky with an inline link and not OpenGraph I start to think OpenGraph was a mistake. It works well when the point of a post is to link somewhere else, but is terrible when using an inline link like hypertext intended.

It’s beating a dead horse, but being punished for things out of your control feels unfair whether at home, at work, or in politics.

You know, if Trump wants to cap credit card interest, why not pay day loans? Jail bond? And you know, there’s this agency that the GOP absolutely loves, the CFPB, that probably would be a great way to accomplish this work…