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→ Sadly, most of the hyperlinks on older posts are broken, or may point to a different page. That's today's web for you.
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My latest iTunes purchases have been less than sub par. Since iTunes movie Store moved to the (Apple) TV app, the navigation has become worse. Considering it was already bad (in Switzerland) it’s not encouraging.
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The Ask ATP segment of episode 583 on case-sensitive file systems reminded me of how legacy characteristics can sometime live on forever.
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Following in the footsteps of CSS Naked Day, JS Naked Day will take place on April 24th. Show how the web works without JavaScript.
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I love this blog post, discovered through my RSS feed on zeldman.com.
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Spring is coming.
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My Kindle Oasis battery replacement didn’t work. The power button LED continuously blinks amber when connected to power, be it a charger, or the cover battery.
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→ Entirely accurate 3D-printed Mac Plus built in these 29 painstaking steps
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After my Kindle, another of my favourite devices is showing signs or wear and tear: my 2nd generation iPad Pro 11”.
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I’m still holding my breath, but it seems one of my long standing macOS bug was fixed in the latest 14.4 (Sonoma) release!
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Sometimes you stumble on gem that makes your day.
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→ From a humble beginning 35 years ago, the Web is now central to the daily lives of billions
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Emma turned 23 today, signalling the beginning of “chocolate cake month”.
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There’s a lot of rumblings going on around the wear and tear of Apple’s FineWoven iPhone Cases.
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My 1st gen Kindle Oasis’ diminishing battery charge has reached the point where I bit the bullet and ordered the latest version, but soon returned it. It didn’t make the cut. It seems the Kindle Paperwhite or entry line Kindle are the best options today, but I’ll stick with my 1st generation Oasis.
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I can’t say I’ve used a Mac all my computing life, but I’ve lusted for one close to all my computing life.
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→ Famous fonts personalities.
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I’ve been listening again and again to Peter Gabriel’s latest album i/o since it was released last December.
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27 years later, still going strong.
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I think I have finally solved my Synology NAS continuous write issue!
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→ Zach posted a cool little seasonal web component the other day.