theater
From The Weirdly Enduring Appeal of Weird Al Yankovic [https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/09/magazine/weird-al-yankovic.html] by Sam Anderson: > Alfred Matthew Yankovic grew up not in Los Angeles proper but outside of it, near Compton, in the working-class suburb of Lynwood. He was an only child,
software
I don’t know when it happened but it did. And every week it seems to get slightly worse. And by it I mean Twitter. And, specifically, the way most users now experience Twitter. First there were the promoted tweets: ads disguised as tweets that are appearing with ever more
productivity
I love to hear the sound of my own voice. But I’m trying to be a more courteous caller by keeping my calls short and sweet. After trying a little experiment I’ve observed that I’m far more likely to wax on, throw out additional topics, or just
productivity
Sometime during the last couple of years, and perhaps propelled by the pandemic, we started scheduling every phone call we intended to make. "Hey, can I have five minutes of your time" is now a back-and-forth email until a time slot is agreed upon by both parties. Future
gear
Yes, it’s good. It’s early days, but this may end up being my all time favorite notebook. The highlights: * feltish rubbery cover ( please tell me what this material is if you know), that strikes just the right notes of durability, grip and smoothness * the lay flat binding does
software
I’m a big fan of HEY (and Basecamp). And I’ve been running HEY on three domains for the past few months so I’ve really had the an opportunity to kick the tires and get familiar with the product. As former inbox zero guy, I’ve really taken