Thanks @ttscoff for showing me Dato.
Dato is a simple menu bar calendar utility to show me a calendar and my upcoming appointments.
What do you do when all of your inboxes are empty or ignored? That’s your purpose in life.
What activities act as a magnet for your attention? Which of today’s actions will you dream about? What makes you truely happy?
You can find breadcrumbs to your purpose in many corners of life.
This is how I know what color car is parked in front of the house
Effectiveness:
The flip-side of the "To-Do" list should always be the "Not To-Do" list.
Damn you, CGP Grey. Now I’m hooked on Magic the Gatheting.
Currently reading: Creativity Inc by Ed Catmull 📚
Am I the only one using the iron mostly in lateral movements and hardly ever with the point part facing forward?
This is mesmerizing: The Shortcut
Vía Jason Kottke
It’s done: I ordered a brand new, maxed out purple M1 iMac.
By far the biggest tech purchase in my life.
Updating older Apple devices
All my Apple devices are relatively old. My philosophy is to use them as long as I reasonably can.
This also means that usually after the WWDC I only have one burning question: will I be able to update my devices?
Last year, Apple did not include my late 2013 iMac in the list, so it still runs Catalina (not an issue so far).
This year there will be no casualties.
I will be able to update my iPhone 7; even the 6S is still supported so it looks like I will be able to reach the 6 year usage target.
Also my iPad Air 2 is updatable, even though it is tha last device on the list so this will probably be the last update.
Historically there has been a lot of talk about Apple’s planned obsolescence and even though the devices are hard to service by third-parties, six years of OS updates is very good.