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<p>As with everything tech related, when I start to see similar thoughts and ideas shared online, I am never sure what the motivation is. Could it be that several people have come to a shared conclusion at the same point, or are marketing departments gearing up for

<p>For the last few weeks, I have been struggling with what to do with the posts I want to publish. With my <a href="https://gr36.com/2022/08/24/back-in-the.html">renewed motivation</a> to do a bit more, and

> Creativity is a habit. - Do the Work, Danze I’ve fallen into a bit of a rabbit hole with Rishabh Dassani as it seems each of their posts speaks to me on some level or another. Giving me little bits of advice in productivity, organisation and life. Some

Today was very much beach day. Not because the weather was great (it was OK but not great), but simply because we would rather not do anything. We don’t have the luxury of being somewhere exotic so we have to make do with the English beaches. We sat in

I woke up this morning with a need to take some photos. No idea why, but it wouldn’t go away so I took my x100v when I walked the dog. Found a nice little church tucked out the way And took some public footpaths back However it just didn’

<p>Around this time last year, I gave up my work iMac Pro and began working on my personal MacBook Pro. In many ways, this was the best decision I have ever made because I can take my computer wherever I am in the office and also plug

I didn’t, as I suspected, renew my Glass subscription just for the sake of it I cancelled and deleted my account. Nothing personal and I know people around here love it, but the cost was not worth it. I still can’t really figure out why but this description

<p>When you are a child, you dream of huge, almost magical things happening in your life. The future is filled with so many, almost endless, possibilities that all those fantasies and aspirations don’t seem so hard to achieve. Yet for some reason all of that magic

<p>Matt Birchler <a href="https://gregmorris.co.uk/blog/migrating-from-wordpress/">is to blame</a> for some of the decisions I make in my tech and blogging life. Not because he does things differently, or tries to push his readers into things,

<p>One of the reasons I try not to write about my ways and opinions much any more is because of how peachy they can come across. When talking about anything, particularly something like technology usage, there’s a tendency to use instructional language that ends up being