The real winner of that OpenAI shit, and then I end up pivoting all the way over to my gear tracking log.

How to keep from incinerating your personal money, while watching Silicon Valley absolutely vaporize money.

When you have a pretty great idea, solid hardware skills, but no concept of taste.

Why AIM was better than Teams, and faster too. And then I stir the iPad as a computer pot, as well as the WFH stuffs.

Today I will teach how to pack like a fucking boss, in ten simple tips. After which, we can chat about X and that mess.

Bloggers have twisted the meaning of productivity and stolen our Sundays, and other musings.

Why the Action Button is a good concept, with first generation vibes. Also a bit about bags, because they are the best topic.

You’re not that special and you are glossing over all the real issues, without actually wanting to take a stand which very much will make life uncomfortable for you in some way — so take a breath and think about RTO and Remote Work.

Don’t be a needy bitch because you wanted fake internet points for how light you packed, and other annoyances I have been thinking about.

Finding your personal style for all your gear, and then we can talk about other things.

I told you wired headphones are a thing, and some travel gear my family loves—and the boring Apple event stuff.

Sometimes we take a concept so far, it becomes a cult instead of a tool. Also, I got a new little keyboard that is stellar.

Why you should not give into the notion that a smart watch is ideal, and a phone is a better camera, and other musings.

Yes, but you too could share a Jet with Zuck, and musings on bags and reviews.

AirPods are an over engineered product, and thus they become less nice to use the longer you’ve used them.

Thinking about digital brain apps and the structured versus unstructured nature, among other minutiae.

I remember when Tech companies used to be pushing the work-life balance forward, not being the drag on our lives with fitness watches and “the grind”.

A focus on privacy software tools, which make life a little more complex.

It’s like everything I’ve been thinking about in short snippets of chaos, that’s what we have this week.

Hotels decided to compete with the rise of vacation rentals by making themselves more expensive and much worse. Oh, and some thoughts on that Watch Collection post of mine.