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Show Windows' Windows on All Virtual Desktops
I use Windows' virtual desktop feature pretty heavily. I find it useful to quickly switch between work and communication software. This helps me keep focused while working, and minimize the time it takes me to reply to something in Slack.
This works great for most software, but every now and then I find myself having to move a window back-and-forth between my desktops.
Shortcut to Zoom
I use Chrome on Windows as my primary browser of choice, and one thing I find particularly annoying is joining Zoom meetings.
If I open a link to a meeting the tab opens up and then I have to click an additional confirmation dialog to get the meeting to actually open in Zoom. Once I've done that I still have to go back and close the Chrome tab. For meetings that I've got bookmarked, it's a lot of unnecessary clicking.
I decided to look into how hard it would be to create a desktop shortcut to a specific zoom meeting instead of a browser bookmark, and—as it turns out—it's actually pretty simple.
Organizing Your Filesystem IRL
Sorting Papers
Rule of thumb—discard everything
— Marie Kondo
While working from home, one thing that helps me focus on work is avoiding clutter on my desk. Papers are particularly problematic as they're so thin that they can stack up over time without a noticeable difference until it suddenly seems that there's a teetering tower of precariously balanced "things to do".
Receipts, bills, instruction books, warranties, and all sorts of other desk detritus all have a tendency to outstay their welcome.
Worse, if you're working from home you may find yourself absentmindedly attempting to tidy up rather than focusing on the current task at hand.
If you struggle with keeping your workspace clutter-free, I use a system that requires minimal effort and materials.
Poor Planning
Poor planning on your part does not necessitate an emergency on mine.
Classes are just spicy attributes
Classes are just spicy attributes
Spectacular View
The folks on the right side of the aircraft will have a great view of beautiful downtown Philadelphia.
The folks on the left side of the aircraft will have a spectacular view…of the folks on the right side of the aircraft.
Beauty in Simplicity
There is beauty in simplicity.
Styled Components Naming Convention
I was messing around with
styled-componentsin React, and I was struck by how awful the standard naming convention is:import styled from "styled-components"; const StyledCard = styled.div`...`; const StyledImage = styled.img`...`; const StyledDescription = styled.div`...`; const StyledCTA = styled.a`...`; export const Card = () => ( <StyledCard> <StyledImage /> <StyledDescription /> <StyledCTA /> </StyledCard> );Ceux qui rêvent by Pomme
Permalink: Ceux qui rêvent by PommeI don't know what it means, but it's beautiful to hear.
