This is a quasi-follow-up to my previous post, where we looked at installing the new Jekyll 3 beta on Windows. I had to install the Nokogiri gem to get this site working again once that was done, and came across an issue.
In a previous post I wrote about installing Jekyll 1.4.2 on Windows - at the time, the guide linked from the Jekyll site itself was way out of date. Happily, they've since updated to link to a much better guide.
I got an ErgoDox off of Massdrop a few months ago, switching up from the Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard. It's an ergonomic, truly split keyboard (the two halves are joined by a cable so you can position them almost anywhere you want), with a feature that stood out to me: it's reprogrammable, being driven by a Teensy microcontroller.
Less is great. Having to manually compile it isn't.
Just over a week after getting it, my Wacom Bamboo Stylus feel (which is quite a name) ended up going through the wash cycle. I'd clipped it inside one of my cargo pockets, and forgotten to take it out.
While updating Is it on Spotify? to use the new(ish) Spotify Web API, I ran into an issue when testing things out locally.
Another UI redesign, and long-overdue improvements to tiles.