Logs
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I’m halfway through my downtime in Paros, and still haven’t caught up with the publication of my weblog drafts.
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Spring is around the corner, it’s the last weekend of winter!
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After February 26th, 2025 you will only be able to download books from the Kindle store to your e-reader over Wi-Fi.
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Today, Apple dedicated its whole homepage to honor Martin Luther King Jr. spirit in an elegant display of quotes.
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The Fujifilm X100VI I compulsively ordered last February, arrived just before I left for beyond tellerand // Berlin early November.
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Brand new lovely pixel portrait.
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This year at XOXO 2024, Erin Kissane gave what I feel will become a seminal talk on the state of social networks today.
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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.
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Slowly gliding back into the harbour after a sweet evening on the lake.
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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.
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Catching the train to work.
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Earlier this year, I finally added a proper theme switch to this website. Up until then, if relied on the system’s setting
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In terms of tech gear, I travelled light this time. No tech pouch full of cables, adapters and chargers.
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It’s good to be back in Paros for a couple of weeks.
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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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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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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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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.