I had a dream the night before last that I was in an abandoned movie theatre and suddenly we got attacked by ghosts. I was the only one that could see them. The ghosts took the form of puppies and babies that I had to fight using a metal cafeteria type tray, so I was flinging ghost babies into the air with it.

Weird dreams are my normal but I usually forget them.

Melatonin seems to have a negative impact on my sleep.

I should try multivitamins

Yep, this is me.

Stupid brain turns on at 3am, refuses to turn off and always complains.

I’ll try next time

I usually avoid bothering the busy customs workers, I figure the smoother I can make their day the better.

I’m actually sad they don’t stamp my passport anymore.

As a Canadian our passports are quite beautiful to flip through and it’s rewarding to collect the stamps.

That’s a well drawn bicep

That Ronaldo statue has a very prominent bulge!

After getting used to Mac (over 15 years now) I’ve grown to like the shortcuts, but it feels totally foreign when I use a Windows system. The reverse is also true.

Yes, mostly it’s command instead of Ctrl

But some permutations of paste without formatting/paste values only/paste format only end up using 4 keys which is always awkward to do.

But why use mouse when keyboard works?

I wouldn’t have to paste via menu if “paste without formatting” didn’t require the fingers of a pianist.

I was going to say why is that even there, but it reminded me of a very useful macOS tip:

You can access all the menu bar items that don’t have hot keys without leaving the keyboard.

Command+shift+question mark opens the help menu search bar and you can type in ANY menu bar item by name and press enter to do it. It will also show any keyboard shortcuts.

Ctrl+F2 selects the menu bar so you can use arrow keys, but that’s slower.

As an avid vim/terminal user, macOS accessibility shortcuts are friggen amazing.