Things
Using Things 3 to Track Reading and Watch Lists
A walkthru of the Things 3 setup which helps me track which movies, shows, books, and more I want to knock out as part of my media diet!
Dad
The full obituary for my father Nick, who passed away last summer after a long, epic life!
Art
My remembrance of the late artist Richard Serra, including some of my own photos of his work.
Time Capsule
More about Bruce Hall's "Bowling Alley" and my own personal slice.
No good time capsule would be complete without a small portion of potted meat.
Time Capsule
Where we find out which lasts longer: synthetic fabric or my college education?
Ghost
Some quick changes to ensure you can see all tags for each of my posts.
Day One
The other day on the Day One sub-Reddit, someone asked how to bulk-export just photos from Day One: Download a bulk of photos from a journal to my phone by u/GlitteringFee1047 in dayoneapp Being the helpful kind of person I am, I jumped to find a solution — then promptly
Time Capsule
A little about my former next-door neighbor and his tragic loss.
Health
A quick check-in on my decade-long streak of avoiding soft drinks.
Sahil Bloom's system for framing the right number of achievable goals.
Details on yet another change-up in my website, this time involving the CMS platform Ghost.
My use of various tools to work around UI and CLI limitations with Things 3.
Details on my switch from Jekyll to Eleventy for powering my static website.
My collection of free productivity-focused Apple shortcuts.
Details on how to overcome the lack of an obvious Jekyll feature.
How as a product manager I use Gmail filters to wrangle my inbound emails.
An update on my journey towards a sustainable Jekyll publishing setup.
My search for a blogging system that best balances price with frequency of use.
Recently, my son acquired his first VR headset (a Meta Quest 2). Between the MQ1 and MQ2, Meta made a design decision that made the latter less-independent on a computer connection to operate. However, if you want to run VR in things like Minecraft Java Edition, you have to jump
One of the jetpacks we were promised was the easy availability of CD-R drives during my college years. As the ability to cheaply preserve massive amounts dovetailed with the growing popularity of other consumer-friendly technology such as digital photography & music, it became beyond easy to accumulate a rich media