I’ve added “Galaxy Fold” to the growing list of muted tech topics that I couldn’t give a monkeys about in Feedbin. It’s an interesting idea, but foldable screens still seem to me, to be too fragile a medium. Especially on an every day device like a smartphone.
There are lots of good reasons to having your own website.
Bullet journaling again
I’m bullet journaling again.
To be honest, I didn’t really stop. I’ve kept a light bullet journal in a pocket notebook for the last few months. It’s hard to break a habit.
During this time, I also tried using a digital task manager, but it turned out to be a failed experiment. I just can’t keep a to-do list in an app anymore. It feels too constrained, and it usually feels like there’s a workflow to each type of app—a way it wants you to do things.
I just don’t get that with bullet journaling. The basic ideas are there, but I put my own little spin on them. It feels unique to me, and that’s maybe why I enjoy it so much.
As with each bulletin journal, I like to make it my own with a few stickers of stuff I like. I have a Micro.blog sticker, obviously, a Ruby sticker, and a couple of nods to The Last of Us and Stranger Things.
I’m still missing a golf-related sticker, though.
I was hoping for a week free of fire-fighting, but I’ve been at my desk two minutes and guess what? There’s fires that need putting out. Sigh.
Laptops. Allowing people to take their work home with them since the 90’s.
I’m loving the new icons and UI touches to Feedbin.
Great to see Rails 6 will be shipping with multi environment credentials.
Following on from the news that the Microsoft ebooks store is closing, here’s how to backup your Amazon Kindle purchases on macOS.
I knew there was a reason that I stopped buying some books as ebooks.