Back on Toggl, Courtesy of Timery
For the longest time I’ve been tracking my time with Timing. But you know nerds.
Figuring Things Out by Being Honest with Myself →
I stopped writing here for a month or two. I missed it though. I vowed to just be chill about it; no analytics, just stuff I am passionate about in this community.
Back…But with Caveats
This is now just a fun endeavor; don’t care how long it takes to write. No pressure this time.
Pick of the Month: AirPods
I did it. I got on the bandwagon and bought some AirPods.
Moving On…For Now
Like Katie Floyd but not nearly as popular, I have bigger, better fish to fry. Thanks for reading all these years. I’ll be back, just not any time soon.
Pick of the Month: Kindle Paperwhite
Pick of the Month this month is the Kindle Paperwhite and it is by far my favorite product so far this year.
Screen Time: Cutting Back on Facebook
I have, and have had, a Facebook problem.
Using 1Writer, Dropbox, & Blink Shell for Writing on iPad Pro
It’s hard trying to write for a static site on iOS; there are plenty of Markdown writing apps but, with static sites such as this one, there is no dashboard as in a traditional CMS.
Automating macOS with iOS and Siri Shortcuts
We can pretty much call Federico Viticci a programmer at this point. He’s become a master of automation in a few short years. This time, he figured out how to script and automate macOS with iOS and Shortcuts. The keys to all this are ssh, Keyboard Maestro, and BetterTouchTool.
Review: Calendar 366 for iOS
The champion calendar app amongst nerds is Fantastical 2 and with good reason; the natural language parsing is best in class and the interface is functional. It also offers the best automation of any calendar app available on the App Store.
