Ian Betteridge (Page 14)

M.G Siegler on Mastodon: Yes, yes, the network is under immense strain as people flee the Elon strain infecting

I feel like in the past week I’ve travelled the country — and that’s mainly because I almost have.

This week has been almost my last time at work this year. I’m off to the middle of nowhere

Thursday saw the arrival of my Kindle Scribe, which I pre-ordered on the day it was announced. I’ve long

Daring Fireball: Should Be Easy, Indeed: The hard part is that what he’s really talking about is making his

My notebook, like my week, is blank. This is not a good sign: when there’s nothing scrawled there other

This week has mostly revolved around the trapped nerve in my shoulder, which came on last Sunday evening. It took

The big reason I was eagerly awaiting Stage Manager wasn’t using it on the iPad’s screen: it was

I had a week off work. I intended to get a lot of writing done, but I slept a lot

John Gruber on the iPad’s current lineup: A lot of people are now complaining that the iPad lineup is

Scrivener is easily the best application around for long-form writing. Yes, you can do it in Word or LibreOffice (or

This has been a pretty busy week at work because I HAVE A WEEK OFF THIS WEEK. I’ve promised

Oh good. An attack on machine learning algorithms that secretly gives language models a point of view. No idea how

I recently downgraded my screen – my ThinkPad is a 1920×1200 display – so I think John Gruber has got this

Cory’s written a great post on how the FTC uses dormant powers and obscure provisions in existing bills to