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There are times when I think “you know that iPhone video camera is for sure a good enough reason to get a good new one when I can afford to do so”
and then I remember “you can only get video directly over Lightning with USB-2 speeds”
… and then I’m like “fuck that”.
- System prefs ->
- Keyboard ->
- Shortcuts ->
- Keyboard ->
- Tick “Use keyboard navigation to move focus between controls”.
Now I can scroll the Micro.blog Mac app with arrow keys, as is right and correct.
A large advert for an Apple Watch Series 7;
- in the middle of the News app;
- from a health insurance company.
Classy, Apple. Classy.
The About page for Glass is pretty good. It’s clear, lightweight, and covers the broader points regarding the product.
I just wished they used a better colour for the majority of the text. That grey has rubbish contrast.
End of the year is a dangerous time for the Micro.blog community.
Of course you need that new gear if you’re going to achieve any of your goals.
The feedback system for Glass is the best I’ve seen for representing feature requests; simple, clear, transparent.
Some @TIL news to start the new year:
Today I Learned will return on Monday the 10th of January.
- As a result of my great fortune in getting a new computer, TIL is both guaranteed to continue and improve.
- The page for The Insight Program has been updated to reflect this news.
Apparently the me of 3 years ago had a lot to say in the space of 1 month…
Given the recent discussion about inclusion on Micro.blog, it’s funny that, whilst hunting for posts to add to my new category I stumbled across the “Diversity on Micro.blog” post of mine.
I’ve noticed people making feature requests on the timeline lately.
With that in mind, I now have a category on my blog for my own posts: Micro.blog Wishes
It’s been three years since the big ones and I haven’t changed my mind about the non-existent ideas.
Got a new category for my blog. Now waiting for it to show up; as good a time as any to give the site a kick via the Micro.blog “refresh” switches.
Related: getting ideas for new guides is easier than you might imagine.
Related-related: yes, guides are coming back to @TIL.