One of my very favorite pieces of software, period. Props to all involved.
... was the Xbox One a "huge success" ?
Throwing another answer in for Instapaper. It’s not as new and flashy as something like Readwise or Matter, but also doesn’t try to do too much. Killer features of Instapaper for me include the kindle digest and IFTTT…
I read the book. It’s something that comes up & happens multiple times, and the potential meetings being described are with various global heads of state.
While her boss continues to sexually harass her? Doesn’t sound like a mistake to me. There’s more to life than money, as the author makes quite clear throughout the book, IMO.
Always glad to see someone reference Steve & his computing escapades!
Bazqux Reader for the actual service, “Reeder” on both macOS and iOS for the client I use.
I tried WriteFreely (and some of their other stuff) a year or so ago, but found it to be a little too limited for what I was trying to achieve with my personal sites (as a layman/non-web-dev). Ended up using…
I recently migrated my own static Hugo blog onto Blot, and I just about couldn’t be happier with it. I’m not versed in web development, but Blot’s developer (David) seems to have a great goal in mind & similar enough…
I guess my point is that I think even Apple likely has different policies or talking points around this now as opposed to a decade ago. Probably some more and some less troublesome than what's shown here.
Title could probably use a “2013”
Always glad to see Craig Mod come up here.
Seems cool! I saved a link that looked interesting to me and bookmarked the top-level "About" page so I can spend some more time browsing around sometime soon. Thanks for making something focused on reading & the small…
Title needs a "May, 2023"
It just feels nicer to use. Not more functional to use, but it does feel different to your fingertip. Like the author mentions, it's not a dealbreaker, but is a calling-card of this particular machine's…
I’d love to see how OpenAI’s overbuilt autocorrect would serve as a moderator in practice. Delightful chaos.
"Steve was a champion of usable technology – even sexy technology. Intuitive on the outside and extensible and cool engineering on the inside. " There's still some examples of this in Apple current products and OSes,…
An excellent YouTube channel, and some excellent cursors —- I’ve used them on all my Windows machines after having found this video last year. Thanks, Posy!
On the flip-side to what’s described in this article (companies posting listings for jobs that don’t exist), our company doesn’t hire often and has incessant issues with bots picking up & re-hosting our old job listings…
On mobile, so I can’t properly view/appreciate the detail-shots, but this is exactly the kind of post I’ve been waiting to see written covering the Quest Pro. I tried the Quest 2 last year mostly out of curiosity for…
<3 Cheers!
Man, I hope Pinboard stays up awhile longer. Genuinely one of my favorite simple, reliable internet tools. I don't need new features, I just need it to continue to exist.
I'd wish you the best of luck, but at this point investing into a hackintosh setup seems a bit like booking a ticket on a sinking ship -- what with support for Intel-Macs ending in the coming years. I definitely…
I came away feeling similarly. Their dedication to developing a true VR computer and focusing on specs that really matter for that (PPD and raw processing grunt) are commendable, but seeing them champion the idea of…
I recently pared back my own layout to something similar, and it's been surprisingly comfortable. I had learned to type on a split board for the first time a few months ago, and going from a more "full" split layout to…
One of my very favorite pieces of software, period. Props to all involved.
... was the Xbox One a "huge success" ?
Throwing another answer in for Instapaper. It’s not as new and flashy as something like Readwise or Matter, but also doesn’t try to do too much. Killer features of Instapaper for me include the kindle digest and IFTTT…
I read the book. It’s something that comes up & happens multiple times, and the potential meetings being described are with various global heads of state.
While her boss continues to sexually harass her? Doesn’t sound like a mistake to me. There’s more to life than money, as the author makes quite clear throughout the book, IMO.
Always glad to see someone reference Steve & his computing escapades!
Bazqux Reader for the actual service, “Reeder” on both macOS and iOS for the client I use.
I tried WriteFreely (and some of their other stuff) a year or so ago, but found it to be a little too limited for what I was trying to achieve with my personal sites (as a layman/non-web-dev). Ended up using…
I recently migrated my own static Hugo blog onto Blot, and I just about couldn’t be happier with it. I’m not versed in web development, but Blot’s developer (David) seems to have a great goal in mind & similar enough…
I guess my point is that I think even Apple likely has different policies or talking points around this now as opposed to a decade ago. Probably some more and some less troublesome than what's shown here.
Title could probably use a “2013”
Always glad to see Craig Mod come up here.
Seems cool! I saved a link that looked interesting to me and bookmarked the top-level "About" page so I can spend some more time browsing around sometime soon. Thanks for making something focused on reading & the small…
Title needs a "May, 2023"
It just feels nicer to use. Not more functional to use, but it does feel different to your fingertip. Like the author mentions, it's not a dealbreaker, but is a calling-card of this particular machine's…
I’d love to see how OpenAI’s overbuilt autocorrect would serve as a moderator in practice. Delightful chaos.
"Steve was a champion of usable technology – even sexy technology. Intuitive on the outside and extensible and cool engineering on the inside. " There's still some examples of this in Apple current products and OSes,…
An excellent YouTube channel, and some excellent cursors —- I’ve used them on all my Windows machines after having found this video last year. Thanks, Posy!
On the flip-side to what’s described in this article (companies posting listings for jobs that don’t exist), our company doesn’t hire often and has incessant issues with bots picking up & re-hosting our old job listings…
On mobile, so I can’t properly view/appreciate the detail-shots, but this is exactly the kind of post I’ve been waiting to see written covering the Quest Pro. I tried the Quest 2 last year mostly out of curiosity for…
<3 Cheers!
Man, I hope Pinboard stays up awhile longer. Genuinely one of my favorite simple, reliable internet tools. I don't need new features, I just need it to continue to exist.
I'd wish you the best of luck, but at this point investing into a hackintosh setup seems a bit like booking a ticket on a sinking ship -- what with support for Intel-Macs ending in the coming years. I definitely…
I came away feeling similarly. Their dedication to developing a true VR computer and focusing on specs that really matter for that (PPD and raw processing grunt) are commendable, but seeing them champion the idea of…
I recently pared back my own layout to something similar, and it's been surprisingly comfortable. I had learned to type on a split board for the first time a few months ago, and going from a more "full" split layout to…