Make Your Coding Easier, Use DuckDuckGo Cheat Sheets

search results for HTML display basic HTML document metadata and content sectioning syntax

For several years, I’ve used DuckDuckGo, the search engine that doesn’t track you.

I love that you can search privately and don’t have to worry about your online search history being tracked.

Also, given Tim Bray’s post about Google memory loss, I have more confidence in using DuckDuckGo to search for specific content I know exists.

However, little did I know that DuckDuckGo has additional features that can make my work life easier: built-in cheat sheets to help web designers and developers. Continue reading Make Your Coding Easier, Use DuckDuckGo Cheat Sheets

Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Martin Luther King Jr. at the podium, speaking at Washington DC

Today in the United States we honor and commemorate the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., – the civil rights activist, Baptist minister, and 1964 Nobel Peace Prize recipient.

His speeches, protests, and writings brought attention to injustice and poverty in the 1950’s and 1960’s. Continue reading Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Photo of the Week: Snowy Owl in Southeast Michigan

Snowy Owl perched on utility post in snow-covered field

Imagine my excitement in finding my first Snowy Owl in late November 2017, spotted on the ground near a fence, in southeast Michigan. What a magnificent bird to see in person! No snow was on the ground, so it made searching for the owl a bit easier. When I first spotted the white clump near… Continue reading Photo of the Week: Snowy Owl in Southeast Michigan