Beautiful multilingual eye examination chart of the early 1900s San Francisco
112 years ago, optometry was a growing profession. In diverse cities like San Francisco, however, the eye chart commonplace in western countries today could not suffice.
Six notebooks compared: Leuchtturm1917, Rhodia, Midori, MUJI, Northbooks and Moleskine [updated]
A review of some popular bullet journal notebooks. [*UPDATED with a new journal I’m very excited about.*]
Bother me less (or: I don’t want your notification’s nose under my attention tent)
I’d love to be able to have multiple levels of urgency settings smartly applied to the things that interrupt me.
On ergonomic keyboards again
Following up on my review of three ergonomic keyboards last year, I pass along now Marco Arment’s review of the Matias Ergo Pro Keyboard, which he’s liking.
Digital: ephemeral
What happens to this blog when I die, when I no longer pay the monthly bill? What happens to my emails when my card no longer covers the autopay on the account?
Scrivener to Word
[Update 26 Feb 2018: This post was written about Scrivener 2 some years ago. It does not apply to Scrivener …
The pain and suffering of Scrivener exports to Word
[Update 26 Feb 2018: This post was written about Scrivener 2 some years ago. It does not apply to Scrivener …
Second screen (because the first screen is inadequate)
It’s not that we need a second screen, it’s that we have an inadequate first screen. If we’re watching a …
K is for Keyboard
Regular keyboards give me a pain — a pain in the wrist, specifically. It makes a huge difference when you’re typing a lot. So I tried three different ergonomic keyboards.
Scrivener's learning curve
[Update 26 Feb 2018: This post was written about Scrivener 2 some years ago. While there is still a Scrivener …