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Well this all sucks, doesn’t it? Ugh. Anyway, my buddy Andy Nicolaides tweeted this today: I’ve never known an email service to have people so undecided about using it (moral issue aside). That, to me, seems like such a red flag. Nothing that is right for people should
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
At first I was a skeptic about Hey. Why would I want to toss aside all other email apps? Why would I want to pay for email when Gmail is free? Then I started using it and I was impressed, but still skeptical. It was good, but $99/year good?
Read Lux's blog post with even more details on this massive release. Halide on the App Store. * Ailbhe Flynn * JESHOOTS.COM * Jayson Hinrichsen * Portuguese Gravity
Possibly iOS 14's best new feature, widgets are going to be huge on the iPhone, and today we're looking at some of the best I've found so far.
Slack is great, but it's also terrible. It's much better than email at talking to people, but it's also a distraction machine. This isn't an original thought, but it's certainly something that bothers me like it bothers the rest of
I made this video soon after Hey launched because I enjoyed my first 2 weeks with it and wanted to see where they were going with this new service. Nearly 2 months later, I have an update. Hey is one of, if not the best new service I've
I have gotten a bunch of questions about how I record and edit my videos, so I took a few minutes today and shared a couple tips for my process and how ScreenFlow acts as the certerpiece for how these videos get made. I hope you like it! https://youtu.
Ok, I know you're probably going "$15/month for some trendy note taking app that I can do for free in Apple Notes?" I hear you… I promise this video looks at Roam from a practical perspective. Check it out below!
Alright, I think this is the video I've been drifting towards for a few weeks now on A Better Computer. After doing videos on: * The Morning Project and how I start my day right * Automating tasks with Shortcuts * Why Quick Entry on the Mac is so great * How
White noise apps are but usually that nice, so when Dark Noise hit the scene last year, I was immediately struck by it. Great design, great options, and a reasonable one-time cost. I’ve been using it ever since and it’s been really nice when working from home. Today
One of the things I see a lot in comments about my videos/articles ab out Hey is something like “can’t you do this by blocking people in Gmail?” or “can’t you just control who gets in with Sanebox?” I think that depending on what you like about
Becky Hansmeyer: YarnBuddy is a project tracker and a row counter. That means its primary job is to help you keep track of all the knitting or crochet projects you’re working on (or have worked on in the past) as well as where exactly you left off on each
I’m also sending a version of this to their support team directly, but I'd love to hear if this lines up with what other people are thinking about the hot new controversial email service, Hey. 1. The iPad app needs to get keyboard shortcuts to gain parity
This pairs well with the companion piece, The Value of Using Stock Apps. Your iPhone comes with a collection of perfectly capable apps for things like task reminders, maps, and notes, so why not use them? They’re free, after all! But I use very few of them, and below