<p>I’ve been having a bit of a bad time currently. A few issues in my professional life coupled with being extremely busy has lead to me not being my usual self. Simmering in my grumpiness last night sat on my own and all I can hear

<p>I used to be OK with email. Even in my day job I didn’t get much of it, I was one for picking the phone up and talking to people instead. My relationship wasn’t all roses, but it was certainly maintainable. Then something changed. During

<p>Casey Newton noticing Facebooks <a href="https://www.platformer.news/p/all-the-most-popular-posts-on-facebook">plagiarism problem</a>:</p><blockquote>Facebook’s report details the top 20 most widely viewed posts on the network

<p>Undoubtedly, the biggest thing I was looking forward to with the macOS Monterey update was Shortcuts. It promises to be the final piece in automating the Apple universe. Admittedly, it is a bit hit-and-miss, feeling as if it’s still in beta, but most things

<p>I know I am not supposed to. Well, I am supposed to, it’s human nature, but I am supposed to hate myself for it. I think that's the way I am supposed to feel about likes on my photos. To be clear, we are

<p>I’ve been learning photography for around 4 years now. I love looking back, sometimes through hands covering my face, at old photos I have taken and seeing my progression over time. It is one of those skills, like writing consistently, that seems like it should be

<p>Alex Kantrowitz <a href="https://bigtechnology.substack.com/p/the-case-to-reform-the-share-button?token=eyJ1c2VyX2lkIjo0Njc5MDc5NiwicG9zdF9pZCI6NDM1ODU3NTEsIl8iOiJWZjcxRiIsImlhdCI6MTYzNjU0OTczOSwiZXhwIjoxNjM2NTUzMzM5LCJpc3MiOiJwdWItNDY1MTAiLCJzdWIiOiJwb3N0LXJlYWN0aW9uIn0.kJms87_1fzGpbtWQa7cClkdQT-SV6FomTvg4SPGIWOc"> reforming the Share Button </a>:</p><blockquote>A simple product tweak, the research indicated, would likely

<p>In July of this year, I <a href="https://gr36.com/2021/07/09/a-quick-check/">quit twitter for the longest I ever have done</a>. It was only about two weeks, but I did it properly this time, <

<p>Charlie Warzel writes about <a href="https://email.mg1.substack.com/c/eJxVkk1zmzAQhn-NuZVBEp8HHZq6TmlrMkkc1-TCSGIB2SAREMHw6yvXp86s3tHs7qud0bOCGaj1sNBej8a5SWGWHqiCeWzBGBicaYShkCX1wyjxoiR0SupFWETckWNRDQAdky11-om3UjAjtbp1E4L8JHEayoRPsBcEZexxiCLwq8CaIyuxSDwf7kPZVEpQAih8wrBoBU5LG2P6cUO-bvDOxsyGFVp3nPhomLi4Qnc229sz6rlh5ovS84bsjL6A2pAtLD-RwMflhNtLetZedhbBfiuCTM5SPCZruUv6929pmG3389P2bdkf8jHt2qa0OXtfs0PqZWt-zZZZslO22jek-HGUvw_7dX94Dp5e0zFVGcplGqbq4VOQZyO6Y5OTl55jX1bP7q8PVqfzqT2O_R9k0u_Hc5zHXayBpIY_oI_

The sheer number of repos I have on GitHub containing blog themes in various states of repair is a testament to my personality. Despite having been writing on the internet for more than a decade, I am never happy with what I have and spend too much time messing around