This year, musician-extraordinaire Steven Wilson was challenged by a friend why he had never written a Christmas song.
He replied that he didn’t think he had it in him to write Christmassy lyrics.
No problem, his friend told him, we’ll instruct ChatGPT to write Christmas lyrics in the style of Steven Wilson. But don’t mention Christmas. And make it feel more lonely.
This was the result. I like it better than most Christmas tracks.
I have updated my Trello classic label colours CSS hack using the Stylish extension for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.
You can find the updates on my GitHub:
https://github.com/garethjmsaunders/trello-label-colours
I have removed this style from Userstyles.org as it was throwing unknown errors or claiming that the CSS had an error every time I tried to upload changes.
I use Trello a lot. Trello is a simple but powerful, kanban-inspired project management tool which allows you to create cards on lists to visualise what work you still have to do, work in progress and work that is done. I use it to manage most of my projects, and indeed most of my life.
A few years ago, a couple of developers released Scrum for Trello, a Chrome and Firefox plugin that adds aglie story points functionality to Trello. (Story points help you see the relative size of a task compared with the others.)
I use it all the time, but recenty it broke. This is what I did to fix it.
Continue reading Fix for Scrum for Trello (for Chrome)
I like to have a large desktop clock on my PC.
I use the Desktop Clock gadget for 8GadgetPack (which enables the use of Windows 8 gadgets to Windows 7, 8.1, 10 and 11).
But I can’t have one on my work laptop as they the company IT policy is to lock down installations to only their pre-approved list of applications.
But I can open a website…
And modern browsers like Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge allow the installation of webpages as apps.
So, I have written my own clock script that I can install as a Chrome or Edge app on my work laptop and resize the window to the bottom right of my screen. You can find the code on my GitHub.
It’s so pretty…