Logs — 919 entries posted since Feb 2000

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  • In the spirit of the day

    Today, Apple dedicated its whole homepage to honor Martin Luther King Jr. spirit in an elegant display of quotes.

  • Rising above

    As this year comes to a close, we felt, maybe more than ever before, the urge to take a breath, to slow down, and take in where we stand, a kind of reality check, take time to enjoy the here and now.

  • The Flat Mac

    Kevin Noki (another) posted an amazing video on his YouTube channel: Apple’s FlatMac

  • Fujifilm X100VI minor drawbacks

    The Fujifilm X100VI I compulsively ordered last February, arrived just before I left for beyond tellerand // Berlin early November.

  • Beyond Tellerrand // Berlin 2024

    I just got home from beyond tellerand my eyes sparkling and my heart vibrating with the love and hope I found in Berlin.

  • Pixel love

    Brand new lovely pixel portrait.

  • Fix the networks now - a must-watch

    This year at XOXO 2024, Erin Kissane gave what I feel will become a seminal talk on the state of social networks today.

  • NotebookLM Audio Overview

    Ever since I discovered the Audio Overview feature of NotebookLM on Simon Willison blog last week in Brighton, I’ve been wanting to play with it.

  • The best way to cross-post to your social networks

    On my way home from Converge 2024 in Brighton (more on that later), I discovered a brilliant little app that enables you to cross-post to multiple social networks: Croissant. It currently supports Mastodon, Threads and Bluesky (sorry, no Twitter/X).

  • Kindle vs Kindle Paperwhite

    Following my Kindle Oasis debacle earlier this year, I ordered both a Kindle Paperwhite Signature and a regular Kindle to try out and decide which of them fits the best in my e-book life.

  • How The Bear’s non-negociables apply to my trade

    I’ve started season 3 of The Bear, careful not to binge to make it last as long as I can as it’s one of my all time favourites.

  • How to read a fixed-layout epub 3 on a Kindle

    I use calibre to organise and manage my library of ebooks, and I recently ran into a format I had never encountered so far: epub 3 fixed-layout which proved challenging to read on a Kindle.

  • Inspired web design

    → My good friend Andy Clarke has started an “Inspired Web Design” channel on YouTube.

  • Our Midsummer Night’s Dream

    Slowly gliding back into the harbour after a sweet evening on the lake.

  • Time is the moving image of eternity

    Truth is we’re all moving in the same direction, and we don’t stop living, loving and making memories. Change is inevitable, and it’s a good thing.

  • Gone sailing

    We’ve taken a few days off on the lake to unplug and visit our favourite spots between Geneva and Lausanne, via Excenevex, Thonon and Nyon.

  • Urban commute

    Catching the train to work.

  • Polishing my dark mode toggle

    Earlier this year, I finally added a proper theme switch to this website. Up until then, if relied on the system’s setting prefer-color-scheme and didn’t provide a convenient way of switching between themes other than via a link in the footer to turn dark mode on.

  • Good enough is the enemy of humanity

    We watched the movie Blackberry over the weekend, and I must admit I thoroughly enjoyed it.

  • My travel charging gear in 2024

    In terms of tech gear, I travelled light this time. No tech pouch full of cables, adapters and chargers.

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