Tech Posts
Creation and Destruction Are Connected
This Just In: The act of creating something is more important than the act of publishing what is made.
Sending Emails Is Hard
This Just In: Google and Yahoo crack down on bad behavior; set your DKIM, DMARC, and SPF records now.
Why Make Anything if You Don’t Think It Will Be Great?
This Week In Writing, we discuss greatness and how chasing it is a possible and noble goal.
It’s Time for a Fresh Start
This Week In Writing, we talk about new Apple products, home renovations, and changes to the newsletter.
My Return to Journaling Failed Miserably
This Week In Writing, we talk about good intentions, rumored Apple products, and buying domain names
Why Haven’t You Enabled This Essential iOS Feature
I requested this feature a decade ago, it was added to iOS three years ago, and so many people haven’t turned it on.
How to Move Your Digital Brain From Notion to Reminders
I used Notion as a project management system but replaced it with Apple’s Reminders. Here’s how you can, too.
My Favorite Under-the-Radar iOS 16 Features
The new Lock Screen and battery indicator might get all the press, but there are better reasons to upgrade.
Spring Into the Best Twitter Client You’ve Never Heard Of
How does the Spring Twitter client by Junyu Kuang stack up to Tweetbot and Twitterrific?
Make Your Writing Space More Comfortable
This Month In Writing, we explore simple ways to improve your writing space and the best advice published in June.
The Curious Case of the 13” M2 MacBook Pro
Why does the 13” M2 MacBook Pro still exist, and what does it mean for the future of Apple’s laptop lineup?
Are You Organized?
This Week In Writing, we look at digital organization techniques to keep all of our drafts, research, and ideas safe.
Don’t Expect An Apple M2 Chip at WWDC
With the two-year transition to Apple Silicon complete, we know when to expect new products.
Apple Swung and Missed with the Studio Display
Want a bigger iMac? Too bad.
Got a Notion for freelancing?
Does the endlessly customizable Notion make freelancing easier, or is the tool’s neverending optimization a turn-off? Let’s find out!
Data Privacy and Mailing Hard Drives
Thanks to an affinity for films like Minority Report, Enemy of the State, and Anon, I take my data privacy seriously. Do you?
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