In this week’s episode of Focused, Sean McCabe talked about how he uses his calendar not only to plan future events but record older ones. I do the same thing, but I’ve never written about the practice. To me, the current moment is where…
Continue reading →Readwise Reading App
Readwise has been building its own fully integrated reading app. It’s a more powerful, more flexible version of the classic read-it-later app. From newsletters, RSS reading, Twitter threads, web highlighting, read-it-later, and PDFs, Readwise is looking for their Reader app to be the one-stop…
Continue reading →Guest on Linking Your Thinking
I got to join Nick on Linking Your Thinking to talk about how I use Obsidian. Watch as I share my screen. I also hung out to do an Ask-Me-Anything session. Join us.
Continue reading →Announcing the DEVONthink Field Guide
Hooray! The DEVONthink Field Guide lives! I first started work on this Field Guide in April. Now it’s ready for you. The Details DEVONthink secrets unlocked 8.5 hours 100+ videos Over 9 gigabytes of video files PDF and ePub transcripts Downloadable data sets Fully captioned…
Continue reading →Mac Power Users 606: California Streaming
Apple unveiled new versions of the iPhone, Apple Watch, and a couple different iPads. On the latest episode of Mac Power Users, Stephen and I talk through the news and our thoughts on the new products. This episode of Mac Power Users is sponsored by: TextExpander…
Continue reading →Some Experience with Windows 365
View fullsize Here’s a new one: I am writing this review on a Windows computer. With Apple’s transition to Apple silicon, Boot Camp is going away, and many folks who occasionally need to run Windows on their Macs are asking for solutions. There are…
Continue reading →Focused 134: Finding Space, with Sean McCabe
Sean McCabe comes back to Focused to report in on what happened when his year-long sabbatical smacked into a pandemic and how he keeps his focus while winding up a new business. This episode of Focused is sponsored by: Squarespace: Make your next move. Enter offer…
Continue reading →Some Thoughts Following the Apple “California Streaming” Event
The Presentation The opening video hit me in the feels. I saw lots of grumbling about “California Pride” on Twitter. However, the older I get, the more I love California. Also, that drummer is a complete badass. One Hour and Fifteen minutes. I like…
Continue reading →Breathable App for Air Quality Data
A real concern for many around the world these days is, what’s the air quality like and is it safe to go outside? There’s now a widget from the app-maker Karbon called Breathable, which is an air quality index (AQI) widget for iOS, iPadOS…
Continue reading →Mac Power Users 605: File Management in the Cloud Era
Files and folders have been with the Mac user since the very beginning, but today, file management has gotten a lot more complicated. On this week’s Mac Power Users, Stephen and I tackle the topics of tags, search, backups, cloud services, and more, all…
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