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What shall I call my newsletter?
What shall I call my newsletter?
I’ve been blogging since 1999, first at weblog.searls.com, and since 2007 here. I also plan to continue blogging here* for the rest of my life. But it’s clear now that newsletters are w…
·blogs.harvard.edu·
What shall I call my newsletter?
Automation Documentation: Hooking Automations with Obsidian
Automation Documentation: Hooking Automations with Obsidian
For anyone who follows me on this blog or anywhere else, you are probably familiar with the fact that I enjoy automating things. Having my devices do things for me. This has numerous benefits including saving me time and effort in the future, reducing the opportunity for human error, teaching me new skills, etc. But the fact is, when you start building up a large toolbox of automations it can be hard to keep track of the details. Some automations lend themselves to inline documentation, but what if you want to do something more? In this post I am going to describe some of my set up around documenting automations using two tools on the Mac - Hook and Obsidian.
·thoughtasylum.com·
Automation Documentation: Hooking Automations with Obsidian
Predatory community
Predatory community
Projects that seek to create new communities of marginalized people to draw them in to risky speculative markets rife with scams and fraud are demonstrating
·blog.mollywhite.net·
Predatory community
Warp: A Simple, Keyboard-Driven Mac Utility for Saving Window Setups
Warp: A Simple, Keyboard-Driven Mac Utility for Saving Window Setups
One of the cornerstone features coming to macOS Ventura this fall is Stage Manager, which lets you create sets of multiple apps, decluttering your desktop without a lot of fiddling. In my limited use so far, I’m optimistic about Stage Manager’s future as a way to manage apps, but it’s not for everyone, which is
·macstories.net·
Warp: A Simple, Keyboard-Driven Mac Utility for Saving Window Setups
What will a Chromium-only Web look like?
What will a Chromium-only Web look like?
Most of the complexity and nuance of the Web is stuffed into browser engines. Even though they’re a huge burden to develop and maintain, the world is lucky enough to have three major ones, and they’re all Open Source.
·mnot.net·
What will a Chromium-only Web look like?
Twitter to expand into long-form content with upcoming Twitter Notes feature – TechCrunch
Twitter to expand into long-form content with upcoming Twitter Notes feature – TechCrunch
In what could be one of Twitter’s more significant changes since doubling the character count from 140 to 280 characters, the company is preparing to launch a new feature that would support the direct publishing of long-form content on its platform. With Twitter Notes, as the upcoming feature…
·techcrunch.com·
Twitter to expand into long-form content with upcoming Twitter Notes feature – TechCrunch