Category: Links of Interest
A Programmer’s iPad Setup
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Nipun Batra shares how he setup his iPad to do development. I like Blink Shell more than a-Shell. I have also found that FTP clients like SecureShell aren’t as nice as using SCP and transferring a zipped file. Moving a zipped file is so much faster and more reliable. I wonder what impact more RAM
MKBHD on being a YouTuber
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I like that he acknowledges the ‘luck’ factor in turning Youtube, or anything creative, into a job. It does take the right confluence of events happening at the right time to have it turn into a career.
Jeff Perry launches a bunch of new stuff
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Today Jeff Perry is launching a bunch of new stuff. First, you can subscribe to the paid portion of his newsletter, which I’ll do. Second, he’s relaunched A Slab of Glass. This was a great podcast he did with Chris Lawley, but now it’s been relaunched as an interview show. I was lucky enough to
Brad Davis on Kindle, Readwise, Obsidian
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I read a little bit on Kindle, and will read mostly on my Kindle while camping next week. Not sure it’s enough to bother paying for Readwise but if you read on Kindle lots Brad’s workflow may be for you.
James – Note Making and Linking in Craft
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James gives us a nice walkthrough of how he takes notes and links them in Craft. Also HyperCard reference FTW.
DailyTekk on Brydge iPad Pro Keyboard Case
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I had the first generation Brydge keyboard for my iPad Pro and I loved it. But owning the Apple Magic Keyboard, I haven’t used it at all in over a year. It still works better on my lap than the Apple keyboard. The function row does look interesting on this, but it still feels like
Linus on iPad Pro
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Balanced and hillarious take on the new iPad Pro. Enjoyed the comparison of Apple saying in the Epic trial that iOS was made to be safe for babies, and yet they market it as a professional device. Now, I do think that some of this sentiment comes from the people just wanting to do things
James Eaton – Creating a System for Success
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If you’re system was broken before and you don’t change it the tool won’t make a difference. 1000% agreed. This is why people change task managers all the time. Their usage is broken so they pick a new tool to “fix” it. They end up with the same broken system in a new tool eventually
Bullet Journal with Craft Daily Notes?
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I like this take on using daily notes in Craft as a Bullet Journal style system
Shanti Younger on Obsidian Kanban Boards
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I’ve been using Kanban boards to track the content here and keep track of my very basic home task needs. Cool to see the template that’s available for Kanban boards which I didn’t know about.