Updates
May 2024
- Lots of travels with the work benefits fully kicked in!
- A month of sun, snow, and getting to see the aurora
News
May flew by even faster, with lots of planes all over the western United States. Got to see my little brother graduate with his masters in San Diego. Flew to Colorado to see the family. Also, another lunch trip to San Francisco with new coworkers, and finally got to try out the Breeze A220 and our first class (avgeek over here). At home, it was time to put the garden into the ground (after the last snow at the start of the month). Finally ended the month fighting off Covid for the 3rd time, so so fun.
The amazing aurora from the backyard
Asketchyfish
Two of my new purchases of the month were a new camera (Ricoh GR III) and the Canon Selphie printer to allow me to have physical prints of my photos. I’ve trying to ween myself off of all social media, so right now trying to find the right place to upload all of the photos I take without having to go on Instagram. In other site news, added a way to view all of the countries, airports, and rail stations listed below the map instead of having to click around to figure out where I have been.
Graduation day for my little brother
Bugtree
Due to some spam issues (and not really using it right now), I tore down the Tart Mondays site since it was just dragging down the entire server on a weekly basis. That should fix some of the issues that Wanderlust Weather was having where it would be too slow to support the app, or stop working all together when the server went down. Otherwise, wanting to start on some smaller projects when I have time outside of work and life.
Early summer garden views
Breeze
I thought that I might as well start including updates that I am doing at my actual job, because I like it and it’s fun and why not. Anyway, over the past month the big project that my team have been working on have been to allow Guests to make changes to their flights once they are delayed more than 120 minutes. It’s actually something pretty cool to build since I have used a similar feature on larger carriers over the years. As always, it’s awesome having a job where there an actual impact.