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1d ago
inTried writing my rough drafts by hand in a $2 notebook and now I can't go back to typing them
Longhand is my go-to for the messy first pass too, mostly because there's no backspace key to babysit. What works for me is writing the rough draft by hand, then typing it up later, which doubles as a first edit since I catch stuff as I go. Your mileage may vary, but that combo keeps the speed of typing without losing the loose feel you get from a pen.
5d ago
inMy client's Facebook ads tanked after iOS update, need a new plan
Cost per lead jumped because your tracking broke, not your ads.
6d ago
inThe $3 Tuesday rice and beans at Rosario's in Tucson changed how I shop now
Man, $3 rice and beans sounds like it rewired your whole brain.
9d ago
inSpent 6 hours chasing a clicking noise that turned out to be my quick release skewer
Check the quick release first every single time, no joke. Takes ten seconds and costs nothing, so why would you save it for last? Pulling cranks and chasing bottom bracket gremlins before you've even checked the wheel is just backwards, and you burned 6 hours proving it. The wheel is literally the easiest thing on the whole bike to check and loose dropouts cause way more clicks than people want to admit. I get that a BB click feels more likely, but bikes don't care about what feels likely, they care about what's actually loose. Start at the axle and work inward, and you'll never waste another afternoon like that again.