Collaborate Disseminate
I switched to Typora this past year, in part because iA Writer for Windows is a pale imitation of the Mac version. But that’s about to change.
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2024 was another year of great change, driven in part by the sudden viability and desirability of Windows 11 on Arm. But it’s not just that: After an incredibly disruptive 2023, I surprised myself by making a similar number of changes to the apps, serv… Continue reading My New Apps, Services, and Games of 2024 (Premium)
Like many, my life is split between the pre- and post-pandemic years, and that terrible year that everything changed forever. Among the changes is how we spend our time outside the United States. In the pre-pandemic years, my wife and I spent at least … Continue reading What I Use: Berlin 2024 (Premium)
Reductionism is a powerful negative force that’s perhaps too easy to fall into. I’ve dealt with it for decades in my professional life. We all have. I saw this issue all the time when Mary Jo was partnering with me on Windows Weekly. To many, Mary Jo w… Continue reading Why Apple, When Apple (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)
Proton announced a major update to Proton Pass that extends its password manager capabilities to include identity management.
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In an ideal world, we would pay companies for the products and services we use in a win for both sides of these relationships. But the inherent nature of capitalism has always contorted the benefits of competition—more choices, lower prices, and so on—… Continue reading Netflix Sucks and So Does Spotify and All the Rest (Premium)
This has been a crazy year for hardware upgrades. In addition to the MacBook Air and Surface Laptop, I also added a new iPad to the mix.
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Last month, I discussed my plans to bring an Eero 6E Pro mesh Wi-Fi router, two Echo Dot speakers, and a Blink Outdoor 4 camera to Mexico City. We’re here now, and I’ve wasted more time than I should have trying to set it all up. My success rate thus f… Continue reading Mexico City Smart Home: Wi-Fi and Cement Don’t Mix (Premium)
While the self-reported news of Artifact’s death was, in the end, an exaggeration, it was enough to trigger a new wave of news feed research. And I have some good news. Not only is Artifact sticking around for a while, but there are some other decent a… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: AI the News That’s Fit to Feed (Premium)