Self-inflicted Wounds

Aisha Tyler was simply one of the best workflow guests we ever had on MPU. Her new book, Self-inflicted Wounds, is releasing tomorrow and I’m really looking forward to reading it. In it, she talks about many of her own mistakes and embarrassing moments.…

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Marbles

There is this ongoing thing on Merlin Mann and Dan Benjamin’s Back to Work podcast where one of the hosts (usually Merlin) explains how the listeners hate it when they talk about their kids and then they proceed to talk about their kids for forty-five…

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Apple’s App Giveaway

Apple is celebrating five years of the App Store by giving away some really great apps including my beloved Day One. A few of the other free apps include the Barefoot World Atlas, How to Cook Everything (with over 2,000 recipes), and one of…

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World Domination Summit

My wife and I have had a lot of fun telling our friends and family that we are attending the World Domination Summit together. When they get that look on their face, we make no explanation and move on to the next subject. In truth,…

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4,100 Mac Lawyers

Six years ago Ben Stevens created the Macs in Law Offices (MILO) forum. There are a lot of great lawyer jokes and many of them are well deserved but Mac Lawyers are a different breed. Ben’s little forum has now swollen to 4,100 members.…

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Reeder ♡ Feed Wrangler

Well … sort of. Today’s Reeder for iPhone update supports Feed Wrangler. It does not, however, support Feed Wrangler’s Smart Streams feature so for now you just get one big master unread list. I understand that drawback is temporary. Even with this limitation, it’s nice to have…

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