Apple
Remembering The Story Behind Every Apple Computers I Ever Owned
Welcome to the start of a new series: the story behind every Apple computers I ever personally owned. There are twelve in total. Buckle up for the ride!
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photography
Why I’m Doing Urban Exploration
A short post exploring the origin and the reasons behind my interests in doing urban exploration sessions.
Apple
A Peek at Apple’s Studio Vision
This week Apple kicked start a new round of products upgrade cycle with the “Peek Performance” event. We’ve got a peek at the new M1 Ultra, the Mac Studio and the Apple Studio display, among other things. Let me share my observations about this event.
Friday Notes Series
Friday Notes #66 — Deeply Feeling the Ukraine War
A far away war, a deep feeling of sadness, anger and frustration.
photography
A Few Notes on my Experience with Photomyne
If you have a bunch of old photos on paper, consider #Photomyne to digitize them quickly and efficiently. #photography #tools #review
Photo Legend Series
Photo Legend #30 — Left Behind
Where is the real photographer's merit?
Friday Notes Series
Friday Notes #65 — Throwing Out Someone’s History
Coping with Alzheimer’s side effects.
climate
My Experience With Carrot Weather
I’m late to the party but I’m finally giving a serious try to Carrot Weather. Great but not perfect. #weather #applications #review
Newsletter
Numeric Citizen Introspection Newsletter #19
The latest edition of the Introspection #newsletter is out. A special message to Ukrainians. Sideloading on iPhone - YES, please. A few notable things to see, including from the Webb space telescope! What happens after we die? #apple #photography #privacyprotection #climatechange
Friday Notes Series
Friday Notes #64 — Am I Making a Difference?
When taking a walk becomes an introspection session.
Friday Notes Series
Friday Notes #63 — I Write.as Myself
Introducing some blips of musing. For free.
musing
Maybe I'm Thinking Way Too Much
🤔 When thinking about my newsletter subscribers, I often think about them as being people attending a class or a presentation: each newsletter being some sort of a presentation. According to my recent analytics, 45% of my subscribers read the newsletter. If I continue with the class or presentation analogy, this