Google search-for-your-own-verified-sites Console

Google Search Console

I don't know about you, but when it comes to Google Search Console I spend about 0.01% of the time adding sites and 99.99% analyzing existing ones. And yet when signing into Search Console with many verified sites the interface is ALL about adding a new one. Maybe 10% of the UX would be reasonable but it looks for all the world like I have nothing added.

To get to my sites I need to click the hamburger. Come on Google, being mobile first doesn't have to mean being desktop hostile.

Clicking the hamburger isn't even enough. This just brings up a practically blank sidebar. I then need to expand the 'Search property' drop down. Finally I get a needlessly scrolling list of my sites.

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(Published to the Fediverse as: Google search-for-your-own-verified-sites Console #marketing #google #searchconsole Why do I need to click a hamburger AND drop down a menu to get to a list of verified sites in Google Search Console? )

Coronavirus Hikes: April 2020

April 2020 Coronavirus Hikes

On the way back from Grand View park

36.4 unique miles in April (I'm not using the GPS for repeat hikes). Bagged Twin Peaks, wider paths than Mount Davidson.

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(Published to the Fediverse as: Coronavirus Hikes: April 2020 #hike #sanfrancisco #coronavirus Map of hikes around San Francisco during the Coronavirus lockdown: April 2020 )

Book reviews for April 2020

Updated on Saturday, May 16, 2020
Code of Conduct (Scot Harvath #15) by Brad Thor

Code of Conduct (Scot Harvath #15) by Brad Thor

3/5

For some reason I have set myself the task of completing the Scot Harvath series. They are OK thrillers lessened by reading back to back as fundamentally they're very similar. This one is about a deliberate pandemic so it's a good time to read it. Nearly there...

 

The Last Day by Andrew Hunter Murray

The Last Day by Andrew Hunter Murray

4/5

I picked this up because I listen to the no such thing as a fish podcast, co-hosted by the author. I wasn't expecting much but it's really quite good (and not at all funny, more tense and melancholy). I want to find out what happens next.

 

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ITHCWY Newsletter for April 2020

Red-Tailed Hawk

Updated on Friday, May 22, 2020

Red-tailed hawk in Stern Grove

Red-tailed hawk in Stern Grove, San Francisco.

Updated 2020-05-22 08:32:

Red-Tailed Hawk at Fort Funston, San Francisco

At Fort Funstion.

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(Published to the Fediverse as: Red-Tailed Hawk #photo #hawk #fortfunston #sterngrove A red-tailed hawk spotted in Stern Grove, San Francisco, California. )

ITHCWY Redesign

Updated on Sunday, November 6, 2022

I've just launched a redesign of I Thought He Came With You. The main thrust is to make the site more usable on desktops. Which seems nuts, but the data doesn't lie. The site has low mobile traffic and for a while I thought this was some kind of technical issue. I optimized the design heavily for mobile and spent a lot of time on speed and some AMP. I guess it's the content. Google loves it when I write documentation for them and doesn't think I have anything useful to say on politics. They're probably right. So I've gone back to having an old school sidebar and I've taken the performance hit of using Bootstrap to get some better looking forms and navigation without spending a lot of time on it. I hope you enjoy it, and if you find anything broken please email or leave a comment.

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4K One Year Global Cloud Timelapse

Updated on Saturday, February 19, 2022

Hurricane Dorian in Catfood Earth

Six 4K images a day at 24 frames per second (so each second is four days) from April 18, 2019 to April 17, 2020:

I made a version of this video a couple of years ago using xplanet clouds. That was lower resolution and only had one frame per day so it's pretty quick. This version uses the new 4K cloud image I developed for Catfood Earth just over a year ago. I've been patiently saving the image six times a day (well, patiently waiting as a script does this for me). It's pretty amazing to see storms developing and careening around the planet. The still frame at the top of the post shows Dorian hitting Florida back in September.

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(Published to the Fediverse as: 4K One Year Global Cloud Timelapse #code #software #video #timelapse #animation #clouds #earth Animation of a year of global cloud cover from April 18, 2019 to April 17, 2020. You can see storms developing and careening around the planet. Rendered from six daily 4K images. )

Starlink Train

Updated on Saturday, May 8, 2021

Starlink Train

Caught the end of a SpaceX Starlink Train last night - image above is three stacked six second exposures.

Update: check out this timelapse of three Starlink trains in a row.

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(Published to the Fediverse as: Starlink Train #photo #starlink #stars Photo of a Starlink Train, three stacked six second exposures of Starlink satellites passing over San Francisco, California. )

Coronavirus Hikes: March 2020

Coronavirus Hikes: March 2020

Coronavirus Hikes: March 2020

Not getting far from home any time soon so all hikes for now will be local. I found a great web app, Routeshuffle, that will generate a random hike from the starting location of your choice. It's a great way of seeing streets you'd never venture down normally. The map is generated with some software I wrote to combine multiple KML files for easy rendering in Google Earth (oh, and Google Earth, I guess that does the heavy lifting). I'll post these every month while we're locked down. March is 15.6 miles total.

Hike starts at: 37.800778, -122.455943. View in Google Earth.

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(Published to the Fediverse as: Coronavirus Hikes: March 2020 #hike #coronavirus #sanfrancisco #map Pandemic lockdown hikes around San Francisco from March 2020 )

Social Undistancing

Updated on Friday, April 17, 2020

Social Undistancing

We have to be six feet apart in space but so far there are no rules on time.

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(Published to the Fediverse as: Social Undistancing #photo #coronavirus Composite photograph of many people and cars walking past my house during the Coronavirus lockdown. )