Logs
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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.
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I closed my Basecamp account earlier this month. I have been a customer since April 2004, that’s almost 20 years give or take a few months.
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I just received Simon’s @sitenonsite final tape Tokyo that completes the Japan set.
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The Swiss Post has released a new stamp in its “Swiss Post art” collection launched in 2020 called “Art in architecture” with concrete in its pigments.
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Yay! My Playdate arrived today! As I didn’t place my order immediately, so I was relegated to group 4. I subscribed to the waiting list in May 2019, but as I wasn’t sure it was for me, I only placed my order on the 1st of August 2021. It took 2 years to get here, but it was worth the wait.
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My Peak Design Micro Clutch arrived yesterday, and it’s a brilliant piece of gear.
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Current vibes.
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Let’s scroll back to my first App Store purchase.
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→ If a hammer was like AI… it will mostly “guess” your aim, tend to miss the nail and push for a different design. Often unnoticeably.
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→ You’ve got to love xkcd ♥︎ …and I had never noticed the spacing between the vowels.
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Taking a break in the Cyclades.
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→ A great little keyboard game. Playing time: 1 minute.
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→ Any Bell posted a fun web component to add a verified checkmark to your website.
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→ The Steve Jobs’ Archive has published “Make Something Wonderful, Steve Jobs in his own words”.