I think some of the ideas in this article can translate to blog posts.
I look at my micro.blog timeline and see people posting up pictures from their morning walks, or quotes from their children, and to me it feels like a public gratitude journal.
Category: Microblog
So I’ve been trying to export my Day One entries and been hitting a snag.
The app asks if I want to download all my images, I say yes, and the progress bar gets stuck on 0%.
I contact Day One, they say they know there’s an issue, but there’s no workaround and no ETA. 😣
I find my podcast playlist gets unmanageable when I start listening to an audiobook (in this case Persepolis Rising) and I have to start deleting some episodes.
What are some podcasts that you would never skip episodes of, and which shows are you happy to pick and choose?
A suggestion for Apple to create a cross-platform system for managing contacts.
Note to self: Need to look into Drafts 5 more.
This is the keyboard I use with my iOS devices (though the black model, not the wood one).
Apart from looking cool and having blue mechanical switches, it can also pair with three different devices. 👍🏻
Fellow cat lovers, apparently we’ve been holding our cats wrong! 🐱
Seriously though, I think this would be an interesting video for all cat lovers.
Btw, I wish my cat was a shoulder cat!
Sometimes, snuggling the cat takes precedence over blogging #priorities 🐱
Feeds on the web are useful for keeping up with posts to a blog, especially in lieu of checking each site you want to read on at least a semi-regular basis. It’s like subscribing or following…
What a feeds page should look like – it should instruct people who don’t know what feeds are and give recommendations of rss readers.