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.