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End of the month post. Pub domain pix on a whim before REM. Dreamt the cats found 2/8 of what they t

A simple table I hashed out before bedtime.


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This table contains dense code, but JotterPad reduces the complexity

Using JotterPad is similar to what PhotoShop was like back when I had the software running locally on a PowerBook G3. I still have that laptop too. Unfortunately, my aspirations to create my VuePress on that old clunker machine is not compatible (Node.js v.20.9.0 required), but if I ever manage to learn to use Vue.js, I'm sure I'll be able to understand PHP and MySQL a little more. Then, perhaps, I could utilize those languages to build something on it. If I could even build something with Rebol, it would be a huge accomplishment.


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a black and white photo of people sitting on benches under trees
Photo by Quan Jing on
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Pinhole photography search from unsplash

a person holding a laptop
Photo by Fotos on
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After struggling unsuccessfully, I might add, to get my OS/iOS devices to work with public keys (PGP), I'm glad to have a Mac computer

no trespass sign on post near wooden building
Photo by Dan Meyers on
Unsplash

My dumb cats peeing everywhere makes my house seem dilapidated

a view of a mountain range with ruins in the foreground
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High altitude villa living

A large pile of used cigarette butts.
Photo by Kim Ampie on Unsplash

The preroll roach vs the cigarette butt. The 60's advertised tobacco as Smooth. Was it because people were smoking pot and scratching up their throats?


Lying in bed, I don't get drowsy until my eyes start to burn from watching TikTok bloggers acting stupid. The funny ones tend to get old and repetitive. When I reach a point when I'm all caught up on my social media fix, this table of miscellaneous pix I ganked from Unsplash gets me drowsy. After spending the whole day discovering new stuff I can do in Terminal and stuff I just comprehend with OpenID (PGP), brainstorming future posts relaxes me. I really like the way livjournal organizes my photos in a blog entry when I email it. It's not complicated, the way lj-cuts are mixes in with the table code. Thinks began to go bonkers when I tried experimenting with image hosting defaults. I wanted to see how attachment photos were displayed, with the lj-cuts, if the image layout was vertical. Then the multiple posts began to happen (and multiple photos too.)


I guess the multiple entries glitch is resolved because I don't see that occurring with my test posts from yesterday. It's going to be awhile until I finish the roll of film in the pinhole camera to post more pix, so last night I brainstormed how I might go about creating a table with images.


I never bothered to format images intended for the web before. The book on Vue.js has prompted me to scrutinize my images more carefully. Downsizing them for size and proportion is a task in itself. JotterPad can be tricky as I struggled to follow tutorials on making tables with markdown code using pipe symbols (|) and underscores (_), etc. When exporting my tables afterward, they just wouldn't formate into html properly. Then I discovered JotterPad has a tool button (+) that drops down a menu where I can select tables, the amount of rows and columns, etc. When I use that technique, the output to html is perfect.


So the plan is to use that when I have a roll of film scanned into my computer. I think uploading the photos into lj's photo album cloud might be the route I take, only because I won't be uploading photos in the same size that I scan them anymore. It will take longer, of course. A task I wouldn't mind adding as a skill to my resume. And that's what the gears in my head are thinking when I came up with this table in bed last night. Unsplash makes it so easy to grab a photo and post it, and if I like the way they look in this entry, my goal will be to duplicate that myself. Manually.

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