Micro.blog photo challenge πŸ“· Day 26: schedule (@canion)

Micro.blog photo challenge πŸ“· Day 25: mountain (@Miraz)

A replica of the classic iTunes MiniPlayer to control Apple Music on modern macOS.Source: Music MiniPlayer for macOS

This looks fun!

Micro.blog photo challenge πŸ“· Day 24: intricate (@uncertainquark)

Micro.blog photo challenge πŸ“· Day 23: plain (@CTD)

Micro.blog photo challenge πŸ“· Day 22: textile (@stevelloyd)

A great day for Australian politics.

Micro.blog photo challenge πŸ“· Day 21: symmetry (@amit)

1917, 2019 - β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…

A powerful movie showing the futility of war and the ability of people to push on.

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Micro.blog photo challenge πŸ“· Day 20: beverage (@bobwertz)

In Hemispheric Views 58, I wrestle with the true nature of my business, Martin bids farewell to iPods (but keeps buying them) and Jason reviews a highly-anticipated yellow deviceβ€”that’s right, it’s the Playdate!

Micro.blog photo challenge πŸ“· Day 19: indulgence (@sylvia)

Micro.blog photo challenge πŸ“· Day 18: random (@JohnPhilpin)

A dark and stormy night. Lightning everywhere.

Micro.blog photo challenge πŸ“· Day 17: hold (@dwalbert)

I love full moon nights where I can look outside and still see everything clearly. It’s an underrated benefit of having a life on Earth.

Micro.blog photo challenge πŸ“· Day 16: time (@rknightuk)

Rebuilding Drafts

I’ve been a long-time user of Drafts, but my subscription is due to expire next month and I have been thinking that I’d let it go. I’ve been using Tot more these days, and Drafts had become an intimidating mess that I didn’t enjoy using. However, after listening to a Mac Power Users podcast featuring the Drafts app and an interview with its developer, and then reading a blog post by Jason Burk about his Drafts setup (plus a personal conversation with him), I realised that it wasn’t necessarily Drafts that was the problem - it was what I had done to it.

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Micro.blog photo challenge πŸ“· Day 15: clouds (@klandwehr)

After talking with @Burk I’ve been re-inspired with Drafts. I’ve streamlined my Actions to make the app more approachable. Actual use beats good intentions.