The “Apple tax” isn’t gone. The XDR display exists, after all. But the ground floor has moved considerably, and Apple has managed to do it without reaching for cheap materials or cutting corners on what actually matters to everyday use.
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In which an old dog tries to learn some new tricks.
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Without further ado, I present you with a few hot take old guy opinions.
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In many ways, I’m at a loss for words about what to say here.
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In which I evaluate where my subscription money goes.
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The North American World Cup next year is shaping up to be a mess, and not in the charming, chaotic way these tournaments used to be.
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I try to make the case for an Apple Books+ service and maybe even an e-reader to slot in below the iPad Mini.
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It’s nice to see good news for a change.
Continue reading →6 months into switching from a Model 3 to an ID.4, how’s it going?
Continue reading →Left to my own devices, my short-term memory is a sieve. Without routine, structure, and a trusted system, I’d probably end up in a ditch somewhere wondering why my calendar looked empty while my Slack was on fire.
What saves me isn’t a clever productivity hack or the latest app. It’s the rituals I repeat every day at the edges of work. How I start and how I finish. Those bookends keep me sane.
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