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These are the Canadian magazines Apple News+ (formerly Texture/Next Issue) is offering. I’ve been reading magazines with my Library Card through Press Reader and Flipster, and noticed a good amount of overlap. So I went down the list to see just how many you could get for free (and read on your phone/tablet, just like
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TL:DR: I thought about buying an Apple Watch and did some research. I ultimately decided it’s not for me. Now, for the longer version. I had a wonderful epiphany. I hate my phone. I don’t mean the iPhone SE specifically. Even in 2019, it’s still a great phone. It might be the most beloved iPhone
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I’ll write more, but so far I’m digging this nerdy AF routine RPG thing. Most tracking and task apps give you check marks. Habitica is about giving you more for completing your tasks and being good to yourself than just check marks. I’ve written about Productive and Streaks, and Habitica is more or less another one
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Date: February 27, 2018 Tags: links I read Om Malik’s blog, and I really liked this post, partially because small, personal writing is exactly what I’m trying to do here. I like his “micropub” idea a lot. But how did I find Malik in the first place? Maybe all likelihood, I found him through another blog
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Mikey and Sawyer cap off the first season of You Chose Poorly by talking about what comes first (hint: it’s people, not products), the impossibility of buying the right camera, and when you have to turn off the “product hunt” and just deal with what you’ve got. Show notes:
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Date: Aug 10th, 2016 This week, Mikey and Sawyer discuss Pokemon Go, the wisdom of avoiding never-ending video games, and how good the game might be for society. Also, a little bit of iOS 10 Beta chat at the beginning. Show notes:
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In this day and age, what’s the best way to read a book? Sawyer and Mikey try to figure out why “use an ebook reader” isn’t automatically the answer. They also talk about the ebook readers they’ve owned, and if any of them were wrong. In this day and age, what’s the best way to
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Sawyer tells a story about recommending a service that recently shut down, and this brings Mikey to the topic at hand: photos. What do you do with them? How do you trust they’ll still be there if you want to see them later? How much money do you have to throw at this problem? And
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Is trying to get everyone on board with new workflows always a mistake? Do you just drive yourself nuts knowing the future is right there, just out of reach, while everyone else around you is fine just faxing stuff? Sawyer and Mikey begin to unpack an issue that plagues early adopters and automation enthusiasts. Show
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