Month: September 2018

Let’s talk about Facebook’s toxic relationship with users, some content blocker follow-up, and early access to some items I’m selling for members.

The ultimate kids backpack is here.

An update to my content blocker evaluations.

Can voice control help us curb our addiction to screens?

Why everyone should start looking at smaller backpacks, not larger backpacks.

My pal Shawn has a new course out all about mobile photography. I’ve taken a look at it and it is stellar. My wife contributed to the course as well and has some awesome videos on there. If you ever wonder “how do people take great photos with their phone?” start here.

This. All of this.

Strengths and weaknesses.

An ok low cost multi-tool with an awesome package opener.

The GuardianApp team has discovered that a growing number of iOS apps have been used to covertly collect precise location histories from tens of millions of mobile devices, using packaged code provided by data monetization firms. In many cases, the packaged tracking code may run at all times, constantly sending user GPS coordinates and other […]

Last week I chatted with Tim Bradshaw of the Financial Times about the iPad, and more specifically how I use it as my only device and a bit of prognosticating about why more don’t use it. The article, if you can’t read it, gives a good overview of where things are. Of course, reading it, […]

The log of failure.

My thoughts on GORUCK price increases and whether the GR1 is still “worth” it.