Being the lazy person that I am, I condensed this down to two taps using a wallet case for my phone. If I ever upgrade to a car with a dongle and a bluetooth door lock, I'm gonna go one-tap.
That I have taken my allergy pill for the day. I have a horrible habit of forgetting the damned thing which wouldn't be a problem except I have allergy induced asthma. If I don't take my pill a couple of hours later I'll start getting choked up. If I keep forgetting it I start to become miserable and my ability to breath becomes difficult. Barring a severe attack which hasn't happened in many many years it won't kill me. It's just a giant pain in the ass that makes it difficult to do just about anything because I can't breath worth shit. Doesn't help that the air quality where I live is complete shit.
Since we have bears actively roaming in our neighborhood - that we have brought in the hummingbird feeders and closed/locked all the doors, including the garage doors.
That the code compiles. It's easy to just have a "quick fix" for what appears to be a small change or typo fix. But for the times when there aren't safeguards around checking in code, it's fairly easy screw everything up without paying attention.
My email before signing up with services, and the usal keys, wallet, and phone check. Lately I've been reminding myself to bring a water bottle every where, too.
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That I have keys before I go out.
All the car's doors are locked.
Before I leave a building, I do the three pocket pat: front left pocket for keys, back left pocket for wallet, back right pocket for phone.
Being the lazy person that I am, I condensed this down to two taps using a wallet case for my phone. If I ever upgrade to a car with a dongle and a bluetooth door lock, I'm gonna go one-tap.
I have a clip for my change purse (which fits all necessary credit cards etc) that attaches to my keys
Wallet, keys and phone. I work in a residential setting as well so these are all hugely important both at home and while working.
House door locks and my zipper
That I have taken my allergy pill for the day. I have a horrible habit of forgetting the damned thing which wouldn't be a problem except I have allergy induced asthma. If I don't take my pill a couple of hours later I'll start getting choked up. If I keep forgetting it I start to become miserable and my ability to breath becomes difficult. Barring a severe attack which hasn't happened in many many years it won't kill me. It's just a giant pain in the ass that makes it difficult to do just about anything because I can't breath worth shit. Doesn't help that the air quality where I live is complete shit.
That everything that can burn down the house is turned off.
Garage door when leaving the house and wallet, phone, keys.
That my phone, keys, handkerchief and wallet are in my pockets. (It's a clockwise four pocket check, starting with my left front pocket).
Since we have bears actively roaming in our neighborhood - that we have brought in the hummingbird feeders and closed/locked all the doors, including the garage doors.
That I put my emergency brake on.
Kids are still breathing when i go to bed.
That and doors being locked.
That the code compiles. It's easy to just have a "quick fix" for what appears to be a small change or typo fix. But for the times when there aren't safeguards around checking in code, it's fairly easy screw everything up without paying attention.
A modernized version of the old Catholic mnemonic can be useful.
Traditionally, https://youtu.be/YqXZ9YoRD50. Today, it's no longer a watch ; now it's a phone.
That I turned off the BBQ or the oven etc. Any cooking device.
Same here..Cooking devices off.
My email before signing up with services, and the usal keys, wallet, and phone check. Lately I've been reminding myself to bring a water bottle every where, too.