Collaborate Disseminate
Death is an unavoidable fact, mocking us with the certainty of it happening and the paradoxical uncertainty of when.
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Earlier this summer, I wrote about a shift I made away from Sonos. Oddly, this change was unrelated to the easily avoidable problems the company brought on itself, problems I refer to collectively as Sonosgate, but the timing was interesting, if only f… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: Reactive Change (Premium)
When we were first married, Stephanie and I lived on the second floor of a ramshackle house in Canton, Massachusetts, next to Dedham, where I grew up. Like most young, newly married couples of that time, we didn’t have any money and this house was what… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: One (Premium)
As a 13-year-old, I eagerly anticipated the release of the second Star Wars movie, The Empire Strike Back. I have clear memories of the build-up to that release, which included me reading Donald F. Gut’s novelization right before the movie premiered. I… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: Only What You Take with You (Premium)
In the 25 years before the COVID-19 pandemic, I traveled extensively for work and for pleasure. And when that came to a screeching halt in March 2020, the only question I had was when we would return to normal. But as the weeks turned to months and the… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: Bagged (Premium)
In Look What You Made Me Do (Premium), I described a previously unthinkable shift from a Sonos Beam soundbar to a pair of Apple HomePod speakers for our TV. It’s a long write-up for what some may think is a relatively unimportant product choice. But it… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: Music (Premium)
Some milestones in life are obvious, while others are subtle and perhaps not recognized in the moment. Other times, it’s unclear: Something is changing, and it may trigger profound change. Or not.
Getting married, finding out my wife was pregnant for t… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: Transitions (Premium)
I got a haircut today. This is only notable because I hadn’t met the older woman who cut my hair, a delightfully blunt person who immediately started berating me for something, which I love. I don’t get this treatment enough in rural Pennsylvania—the p… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: In Any Case (Premium)
I’m lying on our bed in the apartment in Roma Norte as I write this, surrounded by all manner of electronics, each waiting to be sorted to stored accordingly. We’re flying home in the morning, and the last day of each trip has turned into a sort of rit… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: More Time (Premium)
Today, the European Commission (EC) charged Apple with violating the legal requirements of the EU Digital Marketing Act (DMA). This should come as no surprise: Apple is clearly doing so, and deliberately. And yet, these types of stories always dredge u… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: Thinking Clearly About the Rotten Apple (Premium)