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Stop Tracking Random Emails – Greg Morris Why on earth do you need to track your newsletter? Yes I see you, attempting to see when I open and on what device for absolutely no reason other than your ego. Stop joining in with the attention economy to satisfy your own need
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It’s been talked about for years, and the latest rumors are that an upgraded Switch console is coming soon, this time really just adding that this new Switch will have a slightly bigger display and will upgrade from LCD to OLED. This has sparked my interest in thinking about
This was a particularly fun one, in no small part because I got to relax and let someone else do the work on a video 😛 Well, not quite, but it was a great opportunity to work with one of my favorite YouTubers, and considering this was the 100th video I
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Chris Hannah makes a great app called Text Case for iOS and macOS. I use it, it’s great. The app was recently featured in the “Apps and Games We Love Right Now” section of the Mac App Store (it’s still there as of this writing), which is for
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I wanted to bring attention to my two favorite articles I’ve read this year. First up, Clubhouse Cured My Imposter Syndrome by C. Brandon Ogbunu: After just two months on Clubhouse, I finally understand how Theranos happened.And: After surfing hundreds of rooms on the popular new social media
I signed up for Pinboard a decade ago and at the time I was able to pay once for lifetime access. Since then I've used the site on and off as a way to save my links for later. In the past year I've started a newsletter all about interesting
This video is really asking for trouble. I did my own test to see how much RAM Safari and Chrome use when opening a bunch of tabs, and shared the results here. I did this becuase this article was flaoting around this past week and it suggested that Chrome was
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If you got two strangers (a Democrat and a Republican, a Cubs fan and a Sox fan, a Christian and and atheist, whatever) to sit down and have lunch together, odds are they would have a relatively pleasant time. They would maybe approach some topics that they disagreed on, but
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This article has been making the rounds the past week or so: I bet you have more than 2 tabs open right now, I sure have more. So here's a stress test where I open 54 tabs while measuring the impact on my Mac's RAM and CPU.The article goes
