via SpecialKolin: Let me know what you think, though. Have you used an app like Todoist? Do you think taking things on gradually instead of all at once would be better for me? I was feverishly a Things user for iOS & Mac back in 2008-2010. There came a time when I spent more time …
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Linked: “Today at Apple Launches
via DF: Educational class, photo walks, and more — from your local Apple Store. This, I think, is Angela Ahrendts’s biggest project at Apple to date. This is not just a program for the major flagship stores — it’s a program for every single Apple Store around the world. As I wrote a few weeks …
Linked: “Twitter, Live, and Luck”
via Stratchery: The shareholder letter above is an example of exactly what I mean; Twitter is still selling the exact same value the service offered back in 2006 — “live commentary, live connections, live conversations” — and the only product ideas are to do what old media like television does, but worse: becoming the first …
Linked: “Vacation with the Apple Watch Series 2”
via Six Colors: But that Apple Watch was on my wrist, and as a result, I was able to answer calls and reply to texts (we had eight people and three cars, so there was a lot of coordinating going on) without needing to dig my phone out of the bag. It was pretty great. …
Linked: “Rules for Surviving a Horror Movie”
via Tripod (Heck, yeah, Tripod!!!!): This is an amazing archive of everything to do in order to survive a horror movie. I’m afraid it’ll go away so I’m blatantly copying it below. Sorry author but Tripod’s days are numbered.