drewhans555

drewhans555, 18 days ago to random

drewhans555, 1 month ago to random

Pro tip for people living with ADHD:
If you are tired of tying your shoes, get yourself a pair of magnetic locking shoelace buckles.

My shoes with the new magnetic locking shoelace buckles. This photo shows one of the buckles open.
A spare set of magnetic locking shoelace buckles. This photo shoes the underside of the buckles and how they clamp down on the shoelaces.

drewhans555, 2 months ago to random

Trying to take care of yourself in America.

drewhans555, 2 months ago to random

drewhans555, 2 months ago to random

So I spent the last two years on a career break getting healthy. At the start I swore to myself I wouldn't work in the tech industry ever again. But here I am, considering going back.

I'm a former software developer.
I have a bachelor's degree in computer science and 2 years of professional experience in the field.

Job leads are appreciated.
Remote work preferred, but I'm willing to relocate.

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/drewhans/
GitHub: github.com/drewhans/

#fedihire #fedihired #getfedihired

mntmn, 3 months ago to random

experiencing full self driving right now as i am riding the bus

drewhans555, 4 months ago to random

"Wage Theft Is A Much Bigger Problem Than Retail Theft - SOME MORE NEWS":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLtzmRknRSU

eniko, 7 months ago to random

i was thinking about my time in japan earlier today and i realized the reason i was happy then was because everything was pretty much taken care of. i didn't have to worry about money but i had a tiny place of my own and i was a 15 min walk from being able to eat cheap delicious food on the university campus. i had nothing to really worry about and a fulfilling social life

i've been alive 40 years and i got to feel like that for 0.5 years. that's 1.25%

drewhans555, 7 months ago to random

I remember reading Blue Period volume one when it came out long ago and I didn't really get what Yatora was talking about at the time.

It's one of those things where "you had to be there" to understand.

Lots of building in the Shibuya area have reflective windows, so they show the sky when you look up at them. And the bricks on the sidewalks are glossy, so they can bounce blue light back at you when you look at them from certain angles.

Shibuya really does look blue sometimes.

A photo I took of the Shibuya Crossing Scramble building while I was in Japan. It's windows are reflecting the blue sky.
A photo of Shibuya Crossing early in the morning during my trip to Japan. The sidewalk bricks are glossy. From this angle they almost look blue gray.

drewhans555, 8 months ago to random

Since it's the end of Summer, those battery powered neck fans are starting to go on sale. I recommend picking one up now at a discount while you can.

Why? Oh, because this past Summer was the coldest one of the rest of our lives. That's why.

You're future self will thank you.
🫠

valkyrie, 10 months ago to random

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drewhans555, 10 months ago to random

If you live in the US, be responsible with your fireworks. Or else.

Home security camera footage from a home in Dallas Texas (I think). In the video, there are about 12 people sitting in lawn chairs in the front yard. They are watching fireworks. Someone lights a firework and it explodes unexpectedly, sending bits of flaming debris all over the yard. Some of the flaming debris falls into a pile of unopened fireworks. The pile of unopened fireworks gets ignited and starts exploding violently. It looks like something out of a war zone. This video highlights the dangers of fireworks. Be responsible. Stay safe.

notjustbikes, 11 months ago to random

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