The Apple Watch seems to be inspiring a lot of uninspired thinking. Things like all the news that fits […]
Category Archive: tools and technology
The world we make for ourselves.
Following up on my review of three ergonomic keyboards last year, I pass along now Marco Arment’s review of […]
What happens to this blog when I die, when I no longer pay the monthly bill? What happens […]
[Update 26 Feb 2018: This post was written about Scrivener 2 some years ago. It does not apply […]
[Update 26 Feb 2018: This post was written about Scrivener 2 some years ago. It does not apply […]
It’s not that we need a second screen, it’s that we have an inadequate first screen. If we’re […]
Regular keyboards give me a pain — a pain in the wrist, specifically. It makes a huge difference […]
[Update 26 Feb 2018: This post was written about Scrivener 2 some years ago. While there is still […]
When it comes to Open Source software, forking is a feature! Anil Dash said it well: There are […]
(Okay, maybe not a thousand. But a lot!) So last night, I saw that John Gruber had favorited one […]
You theme with the mark-up you have, not the mark-up you’d like to have. That’s the essential truth […]
I love my apps! I have an iPad and a Droid. I used to have an iPhone (before […]
This question has me pondering the broader values behind open source: openness to inspection, openness to revision and […]
Email is something of a mess.
So I’ve been playing with OmniFocus alpha to see if it can work for me as a personal productivity/task […]
The open source path can be a delightful and cost-effective way to go for a web-based project. However, […]
The story goes like this: A couple hundred years ago, Scottish chemist Joseph Black was approached by some […]
Nothing like lawsuits to get a response, if only for the moment. Stung by continuing criticism, the world’s […]
This may sound kind of like a sales pitch, but it seems that many people do not understand […]
So are blogs just a passing fad, as Kevin Maney claims? His USA Today column stirred up a […]
