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Some folks who are interested in being more prepared for disaster or emergency situations are interested in using HAM/amateur radio as a communication tool you can use when cell & internet networks are down.

I did some research on getting licensed (in the US) & learning to operate HAM radios this summer and finally got the notes I sent as an email to some local friends typed up for easier reference on my blog.

cassey.dev/ham-radio/

www.cassey.devHAM Radio for Community PreparednessOne person is typing.

A recommendation for you from me:

Try this web-based, free to play casual video game with simple read & click mechanics that I've been hooked on all summer with no signs of slowing down.

I have a whole blog post as my pitch for why you should play it. (And be my friend; I'll soothe your nightmares and later we can send mutually enjoyable assassins after one another if we so agree)

cassey.dev/fallen-london/

www.cassey.devFallen London: A web-based game you should tryOne person is typing.

Was noodling on a challenging aspect of a website I want to build with last night instead of sleeping.

This morning in the shower I got the answer - instead of copying the steps from just one of my blog posts, I just need to combine that with another of my own blog posts for the CMS part!

Lesson of the day: ALWAYS BE BLOGGING

Last night I drank one (1) soda and proceeded hours later to go full conspiracy theorist with virtual pins and yarn trying to nail down the description of a particular aesthetic.

Wrote about it here, published it about 3:30 am, and proceeded to lay in bed wide awake for another hour after that, thanks to the aforementioned single soda around 7.

Many lessons were learned! Read about them because it’s the

cassey.dev/gen-z-design-journe

www.cassey.devWhat Do You Mean It Looks Gen-Z? A JourneyOne person is typing.

"Light rain expected to start at your location soon, and last for [timeframe]".

When it rains [these notifications], it pours [these notifications]. (Dang why didn't I think of that before posting)

Posted some thoughts on my blog about these notifications on iOS. What climate conditions would make them useful?



cassey.dev/ios-rain-warnings/

www.cassey.devUpcoming Rain Notifications on iOSWho are they for? Not Midwesterners, presumably

I changed the spacing around HTML headers on my blog so the heading is closer to the paragraph that follows rather than the previous paragraph, and I want to throw away my entire blog's CSS and start from scratch at least 27% less now.