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I can't believe the first half of 2022 is already over. Another month has come and gone and I'm not sure what I have to show for it.

One of the things I needed to do recently was write unit tests for one of the pages of Digital Family Cookbook where I pull a value from a query parameter in the URL. I ended up having some trouble with it so I figured I'd share what I did to get it working.

Didn't get to much reading this week, but a little bit on CSS, Apple's issues with WebKit and iOS, and women and grunge.

Due to my trip last week to New York City, this list is a little bit longer.

A little bit of everything this week from new features coming to .NET and Next.js, to working from home, and prediting the future.

Spent a bit of time this weekend looking at CSS and web development. Pixels, rems, typography & more!

May was an eventful month. I didn't do much because I was exposed to COVID…and then got COVID later in the month. Needless to say, the month could have gone better, but it could have been far worse.

I'm still surprised it took me so long to figure this out. When I have been creating a SQL update stored procedure, I often ended up creating multiple ones if I was concerned about only updating a subset of the fields of a table. I've finally found a better way to do it.

I unfortunately was dealing with COVID this week, so I didn't have a lot of energy to read.

This afternoon I attempted squatting 350 lbs. and I'm happy to say I was able to do 2 reps!

This week we're a little heavy reading about freedom of speech and content moderation.

I've been going through my podcast backlog so this week has a lot of podcasts.