Ruining Blogging

Every so often I get stuck between a few bits of content I consume and suddenly an idea clicks. It might take a while to flesh it out, and work out if I haven’t got things backwards and just have some kind of frequency illusion of ideas. This one

Just Don’t Remove The Function Keys

Think way back to 2016. The X-Files came back after 14 years, a 4-inch lock of John Lennon's hair sold for $35,000 and there was a baby born with DNA from three parents. Weirdness all around, especially on the Apple campus. They were convinced the iPad was

POSSE Is Too Much Work

I got you with the clickbait headline. I mean it’s true, but as with most things, the real answer is: It depends. I read with excitement David Pierce's article on POSSE for The Verge, as if it were some new technology to change the internet. The framing

Peace

Despite my outward appearance, I am a massive introvert. I do enjoy socialising sometimes, but I have to refill my battery often and that requires some peace and quiet. Something that is at times really hard to come by in my life. Like everyone, I have to work to earn

The park for a walk

And then Nottingham for some shopping

New Journalling App In iOS17.2

One of the big missing parts when iOS 17 launched, at least for me, was Apple's new journalling app. It’s something that I have been doing for the past few months, and it has proved a real benefit in numerous areas. Although I’m a happy Day

Separating Things From Their Creator

I wrote a post yesterday, not a particularly long one, but one that I felt, was important. It discussed the way I make notes from listening to podcasts and the improvements that practices has made to my life. In it were screenshots of the particular podcast in question, and I

You Can ‘Like’ My Blog Posts

I mean, everyone likes my blog posts, but one follow up that I got from publishing how I set up links to cross posting is about the thumbs up. Some people are surprised you can ‘like’ my blog posts straight from the page, and I think it’s really cool

What makes you feel like this?

Patrick Rhone, writing on For You about choosing how to feel: > If you don’t like what you find within, only you can change that. No one can make you happy. No one can make you unhappy. Only you can do that. No one can make you angry. You

What. No Docs!

At the end of Robert Rackley brief overview of Matter adding podcasts: > The FAQs for Matter’s new podcast feature are contained in a tweet (or whatever you call posts on X). What happened to actual product documentation? It’s not uncommon these days for software to gain features