Back in February of last year, my friends convinced me to jailbreak my phone (iPhone XS). This was something I was on the edge about, but after unc0ver came out which supported my phone, I decided to give it a shot. Here’s my experience with a jailbroken phone for the last 18 months and why I’ll be updating to iOS 15 in the fall.

One Tuesday evening I was out by the beach trying to get some nice looking drone footage. I got a clip that looked pretty good (given the lighting conditions) and tried to upload it to my Instagram story. However, I wanted to apply an effect to it, which turned out to be impossible.

When you sign up for an account on any website, you’re probably prompted for a password. The password you use is probably going to be the same password that is used for every one of your other accounts (which is bad).

A while back, I noticed that a lot of the memes sent in the #memes channel were from Reddit, specifically r/ProgrammerHumor. Since I was bored, I wanted to make a bot that takes the top posts from that subreddit and post them in the Discord channel.

Whenever I want to add content to my website, I have to do a few things:

1. Open terminal, navigate to the website directory, and start the Hugo server
2. Open the website directory in Finder
3. Open the markdown file for my post with Typora

After I published my previous blog post, I sent it to my friend. He responded by sending me his first blog post, which was similar to my first. In his post, he outlined the process of setting up his website with Hexo and Netlify, which was possible because it was a static site.