I am pretty happy to see Bluesky take off. I’ve ranted many times on this blog about how I’m annoyed that my favorite social network began to devolve into some ugliness pre-Musk (I’d say 2016 is when it started getting really bad) but since the Musk takeover, it’s just been awful. However I love the … Continue reading “Share to Social Button for Bluesky”
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2024 Year in Review
Well it’s that time of year again. You have no doubt seen the Spotify Wrapped and related year in reviews. It’s time for a personal version of that. I noticed I didn’t do this last year. I think 2023 was a year that I was simply happy it was over. Looks like I wrote it … Continue reading “2024 Year in Review”
Text Spam this Election Cycle is Ridiculous
Has anyone else been getting a ridiculous number of spam texts this election cycle? I didn’t get this many in 2020. I don’t recall getting any in the midterms. I’m getting at least one daily now. Even reporting it as junk in iMessage. The funny part is I’d say 75% of them are Ohio related. … Continue reading “Text Spam this Election Cycle is Ridiculous”
Productivity Systems
Following up on The Verge’s miniseries on productivity and how people work…well the latest episode is about and productivity systems. As usual, definitely worth checking out! However for this week, and this follow-up I thought I’d write about my personal productivity system. Is it perfect? No. Is it ever evolving? Absolutely. In fact, in the … Continue reading “Productivity Systems”
Productivity and Work
David Pierce and the fine folks over at The Verge have a miniseries going on the Vergecast about productivity and work. This is a subject I think about a lot because I find it very interesting. Especially now in our current environment where there are so many ways to work. I’m not sure if I’ll … Continue reading “Productivity and Work”
A Little Site Update
It would be a bit of an understatement to say the past few months have been very stressful. I’ve let plenty of things slide that I wish I hadn’t and one of them has been a bit of a site clean up. I’ve done a couple of updates but there was some stuff hanging around … Continue reading “A Little Site Update”
The Static Age
The follow up to Green Day’s American Idiot is 21st Century Breakdown, and as a record, I enjoy it more than American Idiot. While I enjoy individual tune’s from American Idiot more than 21st Century Breakdown, there is one tune that stands out to me and it’s The Static Age. As implied by the title, … Continue reading “The Static Age”
Day in the Life Videos Are Strange
Over the past couple of years, the social algorithms have started feeding me “day in the life” videos and they sure are strange. More specifically, they are usually “Day in the life working at X company”. X is a variable here. Not Twitter. The URL still says Twitter…therefore it’s still Twitter. Anyway, if you haven’t … Continue reading “Day in the Life Videos Are Strange”
This is an Elitist Tech Post
I was scrolling through Threads this morning when I was fed the following post. Post by @benedictevans View on Threads He followed it up with this one which is useful context for those of us unfamiliar with the arts and crafts of the late 19th century. Post by @benedictevans View on Threads I can appreciate … Continue reading “This is an Elitist Tech Post”
My Favorite To-Do App Might Be A Blank Text File
I have tried just about every “to-do” app under the sun. I’ve used Microsoft To-Do, Reminders, Google’s To-Do feature, Notion, Planner, Miro, old school pen and paper, you name it. I think I’m defaulting to just a blank text file. I like a project manager tools. I like to be public about progress wherever possible. … Continue reading “My Favorite To-Do App Might Be A Blank Text File”