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This Is a Test Post From Craft

This Is a Test Post From Craft

This post was created from Craft and later updated to add metadata.

Anybox – My Experience with a Bookmarks Manager

Anybox – My Experience with a Bookmarks Manager

I’m ditching Raindrop.io for Anybox – Here’s why and how.

My Photo Processing Workflow As Of 2022-11

My Photo Processing Workflow As Of 2022-11

Here’s my latest update to my photo processing workflow. A lot of changes since my latest update, two years ago.

When War in Ukraine Influences My Application Choices

When War in Ukraine Influences My Application Choices

The war in Ukraine has unsuspected side effects.

What if Blot.im Is Dead?

What if Blot.im Is Dead?

Every content creator should be ready to face the demotion of any component of its workflow he or she depends on.

Why and How I’m Tracking Time with Toggl

Why and How I’m Tracking Time with Toggl

I wanted to know how I’m spending my time as a blogger. Now I know. Learn why and how I’m tracking my time with Toggl, Timery and Focused Work.

Craft on the iPad

Craft vs Notion From a Blogger’s Perspective

Craft is a serious newcomer to an already crowded space of note taking apps. After a few months of use, Craft is now at the center of my blogger workflow, alongside Notion. Find out why in this article.

Diagrams 2.0 is out

Diagrams 2.0 is out

Diagrams recently got updated to version 2. Since my original review of this little diagramming tool, a year ago, this update brings a few additions. Version 2 keeps its original look and feel which I’m liking quite a lot. Apple Silicon is fully supported as well as macOS Big Sur. “In the new palett

The Ultimate Twitter Tips and Tricks for Mastering Your Twitter Experience

The Ultimate Twitter Tips and Tricks for Mastering Your Twitter Experience

Learn how I took back control of my Twitter experience by taking advantage of Twitter Lists, muted words and hashtags and the right Twitter client.

Five Must-Have Tools for Serious and Efficient Bloggers

Five Must-Have Tools for Serious and Efficient Bloggers

Successful bloggers publish frequently and consistently. They meet their busy publishing schedule while being efficient. See the tools they could use to make a real difference.

Using Synology NAS for Hosting my Blogger Visual Assets

Using Synology NAS for Hosting my Blogger Visual Assets

As a long-time blogger, my digital assets grew to a point where a solution was needed to manage them effectively using its own solution: Synology Moments. Let’s see how I came to this solution.

From an Idea to a Blog Post — How I do it

From an Idea to a Blog Post — How I do it

To all bloggers and writers out there, find out how I make it all happen: writing many posts a day, nearly every day. From an Idea to a Blog Post.

My Photo Processing Workflow as of 2020-06

My Photo Processing Workflow as of 2020-06

Today, I want to share a few updates on my photo processing workflow. It’s been a long time since the last update. This time, four important additions to my workflow require attention as shown on the following workflow diagram. New visual space In order to show my work on The Perfect Imperfections S

My Photo Processing Workflow as of 2020-02

My Photo Processing Workflow as of 2020-02

Here is my photo processing workflow as of 2020-02. Following my blog post “Online Photo-Sharing Services: My Experience with 500px”, it is time to reflect the change and update some other areas1. Three areas of change First, as I no longer publish photos to Flickr, thanks to my new home, 500px, thi

My Updated Photo Workflow

This is my current photo workflow. Changes from the previous release are more cosmetics than anything else. I’m still waiting for two key things to happen. First, decide what to do with my Flickr account. Second, the upcoming Lightroom CC update that will allow for direct import of RAW images on my

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Documenting My Numeric Life With Dayone

Using IFTTT with services where I’m publishing articles, each post is also stored in Dayone, automatically.