Following the creation of a FastMail account last week, I set up a ProtonMail account today for my new personal email address. Once everything is transferred, I’ll close my Hey account.
Another couple of Atoms to Astronauts notebooks arrived in the post this morning.
I’m going through these at quite a pace but they’re an absolute joy to use. I try and grab a couple at a time when there’s a sale on for them.
The more I see cool stuff like these note codes for Obsidian, the more I want to give it a try. I really like Bear. However, it is lacking in some areas.
A double win to start the week. My ticket at work passed QA, and Annie Mueller is currently on the front page of Hacker News with her post on reading a developer’s tutorial.
Note to self, next time I need something named in my code, I’ll ask Annie. So many great names in there! 😂
Definitely a better day for golf. Watching our club’s junior team play in a regional semifinal at Haggs Castle Golf Club.
It will be a tough day for our younger juniors in the team, but good experience.
And nice to see Drew get a wee up and down on a par 3 as well.
Not a bad day for our junior golf team practicing at Haggs Castle for the Home Nations regional semifinal tomorrow.
A painless email migration to Fastmail
Today, I moved the email for a domain I own from Hey to Fastmail. Lots of factors have been niggling me to do this for the past few months, but the main factor has been cost. I just don’t need to pay that price for an email address associated with a domain.
After a couple of hours, the DNS changes finally propagated through, and the email is now fully switched over. An hour after that, I had transferred the emails from Hey to Fastmail, set up the calendars, and configured the email setup in a similar fashion to Hey, as I quite liked the idea of the Paper Trail and Feed areas for emails.
There are a few things I would like to see in Fastmail, such as a bit more spacing in the user interface. However, for now, I am quite happy with the reduced cost and the fact that the email just works without requiring me to relearn a new user interface.
I still use Hey for my personal email. I’m not quite ready to move this over to Fastmail yet, but I haven’t ruled it out.
I am liking the update for iOS and macOS.
Basic Apply Guy’s run of September gradients continues. A great collection of wallpapers, with the last two having a distinct Tokyo Night vibe.
🤧 This autumn’s cold has hit early.