Image uploading is going to be the gnarliest part of this text editor. Checking out the new HTML dialog element as part of the process.

Progress on the CFFL blog post editor. React is a good library.

Because I couldn't resist any longer I am making a mini-CMS for the FFL blog.

Updated the reports gif to include our latest report.

Alternate universe FFL book covers.

The image glitch changes every time I toggle the visibility of the layer of the image.

I screenshot the glitch and it made a bigger glitch.

Photoshop glitch of the FFL report covers.

I figured out I could use a clothespin and a zip-tie to hang my gloves, and my keyboard-on-the-wall got more friends (backpack, waist-bag, punching bag).

Report cover print prep.

Lots of inspiring design on the Dow-Smith website. I'm especially feeling this menu that blurs depending on mouse position.

From: http://newmaterialism.eu/ via https://dow-smith.com/

I made a wall hanger for my keyboard.

Today I hemmed some curtains.

Planning to maybe make a sky clock with the average sky color from every 15 minutes with Micha's help.

From: https://codepen.io/GrantCuster/full/XVwPeG/

Making very scientific report figures.

I went down a weird (but fun) box-packing hole, trying to get a set number of squares (or near-squares) to completely fill a rectangle.

From: https://codepen.io/GrantCuster/pen/jYRgze?editors=0010

Making figures for the recommendation report.

Fun and also well-scoped in terms of being interactive without overwhelming you with a bunch of config options.

From: http://www.galaxykate.com/apps/jazzcomposition/

"The NES has 2048 bytes of RAM. I snapshotted the RAM at each frame (60 fps) during 5 seconds of gameplay and plotted time series of the ones that changed at least once." – Michael Fogleman

From: https://twitter.com/FogleBird/status/954464508705234944

More cover possibilities. These might make less technical sense but I like them better.