This is big news and I'm very curious to see what the schedule changes look like.

Please give me an Australian PGA Tour event in January. It just works so well for American TV in terms of timezone.

Over the last few months me and Emma have been surfing a lot. We've loved driving down to Phillip Island and surfing at either YCW Beach or Smiths Beach.

We've also acquired 2 new boards.

The first board is an 8"0 Gnaraloo foam board which has a high volume (85L). This has been awesome for board for us to learn on as it floats like a boat. It also has really good paddle power.

The second board is a 7"6 Critical Slide epoxy board which also has a good amount of volume (53L). I've surfed this board 3 times now and have really loved it. I can get lots of waves in the smaller beach breaks and feel like it's building my confidence.

Some good games in the pipeline. The remakes for Super Metroid and Ocarina of Time are exciting.

Great to see the huge attendance but the quality of the footy this weekend was pretty poor. There really wasn't a super high quality game and lots of blowouts.

This was an insane run. The kid is so good.

This is one of the best Collingwood documentaries I've ever seen. I think I had the VCR as a kid.

This is fun list for Apple's 50 years.

I've been playing a bunch of Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow this week. It's an excellent entry in the Castlevania series.

I must admit it's a lot easier than Symphony of the Night so far. This might be to do with the fact that it's a Game Boy Advance game. I've only had 1 challenging boss fight so far but I am getting up to the more difficult sections. I'm about halfway through I think.

The pixel art is stunning and the music is great. Castlevania always has some very catchy tunes.

Cool data visualization for the iPhone.

He's becoming more aquatic. He loved a bit of a beach swim yesterday. Nice to have some final days of warmer weather before we head into winter.

This was a real vibe. China Red is a quality experience.

I know I posted about the Masters last week but there's just something so special about these old broadcasts. It just looks like a perfect piece of visual art. There's no ads, the music is great, the commentary is great; it's really what I love about watching sports.

Crazy Jack Nicklaus won this but Greg Norman should have got it done. He choked so many times in his career.

Really enjoyed this one. It's a hidden gem in the Zelda series.

I've met a few people that do this ride but god damn that looks quick. The way they take on the cars too is chaotic.

As an experiment I decided to shift all my blog assets (mainly images) from S3 to R2.

It was a very smooth transition for the most part. I copied all the files across, and since harrisonmalone.com uses Cloudflare for DNS, I was able to use a custom subdomain (images.harrisonmalone.com) for all the assets in R2.

I then did a DB update to change all the image urls for my music and games page. This was very quick with some help from codex.

I also did a small rewrite of my update-blog script to ensure that the Date: added to the front matter for my posts is observed. I could then just do a simple find-and-replace to update all the image urls across my site.

Once again, he lives a good life.

This is the end of an era. The Mac Pro has been such a weird product for a few years now. Good to see that the slate has been wiped clean.

Task tracking is another place rife for the picking for AI to come in and completely change the game.

The tickets that Codex can now generate based on the little context I give it is insane. From basic requirements to acceptance criteria; it's just so much better and faster for the AI to do the ticket creation for you.

It's that time of the year again. The Masters is upon us.

The fact you can watch pretty much all the tournaments over the last 30 years is awesome.

Fred Couples swing is so beautiful. Shame that he lost this one.

A fun weekend! Adelaide is a really nice city. Congrats to Nikki and Toddy.