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I finally made a bag closet for myself, and also Reminders is a great app.

So I have this idea, and that idea is that Reminders is a better app for me than Things, in this edition, I explain why.

What would a even more pro level iPad Pro look like this spring? I have an idea.

Starting a private member Discord, and then we get back to talking about other stuff.

Be sure to vote.

I bring you from a section talking about iPads and how the trackpad has an has not changed the device, and end you on pasta sauce. Buckle up.

This week I talk a lot about a lot, but I make the greatest revelation yet: smart speakers are the ultimate bathroom device.

I buy a fanny pack and share the things which I am still too lazy to get done despite lockdown free time on my hands.

Let me show you how I can talk about Synology, Letterkenny, and granite cleaner in a singular post.

This week: keycaps are a luxury we all need right now; killing off echo chambers and useless feeds; you should buy a watch, not an Apple “watch”; an unpopular Multitool thought; best daypack found?; GORUCK I/O Cross Trainer review; and six words for 2020. You must be a member to read the rest of this […]

Widgets are amazing, let me tell you precisely what works great.

Have a small kit ready to go for your kids, is a crucial thing. But don’t worry I’ll also talk about a briefcase you should keep your eye out for a sale on.

Buckle up, state of the iPad awesomeness, why people don’t leave Facebook, and waterproof printable paper.

A deeper look at why remote work is draining you, and some things I did to get ready for Hurricane Laura potentially heading right for us.

Allow me to explain this Apple clamp down on the App Store, it’s because our legal system is shitty.

I really think that the tech industry as a whole has failed the education market.

Allow me to show the stupidity of a popular productivity list.

All at once time seems to not be progressing, and yet slipping away.

Pick one: data caps or working from home. Because streaming video calls uses a lot of bandwidth, and so does remote education.

This week: better quality video calls; we turn to individuals; managing in a pandemic; I miss the office; sharing culture is a joke. You must be a member to read the rest of this article. (Already a member? Log In.)