⤷ We’re Just Little People in a Big World ●
Really great work providing a simple, relatable device to portray the sheer scale in the photo. This is the difference between an amazing photo and a great photo.
Really great work providing a simple, relatable device to portray the sheer scale in the photo. This is the difference between an amazing photo and a great photo.
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I really like the desk design here. The decision to put the Mac and display in the corner is excellent. In some dreamworld where I get to design another office space, this article will place high on the inspiration list.
Still getting caught up on post-tax-season reading here. Review elements touched on by someone approaching any new tool with brand new eyes is one of my favourite genres. Things we take for granted are immediately highlighted, and oftentimes shoot a product to the top of someone’s recommendation list. Little things, like Apple’s haptic trackpad, are true highlights for Thurrott. This is one of my favourite reviews in years.
My favourite photographer finally released his own preset. Yes, preset. It’s one preset. And it’s actually pretty simple. I’ve long emulated Lloyd’s look and I appreciate he has let his fans in on some behind-the-scenes technique with this preset.
It’s been awhile since a Fresh Link hit these parts, but I can’t think of a better link than this review from Matt. One of the better Vision Pro critiques out there.
I’m really excited to see this new Planner in action. Planner and Loop may well give Notion, Slack, et.al. a run for their money.
I think I get what Godin is saying and I would also recommend it. But I’ll tell you, study groups are not required for academic success. Take my word for it. In fact, I’d argue for every person a study group brings up to the median, there’s likely also a person being brought down to the median.
I can’t believe I only just discovered this amazing desk tour website this past week. For those looking for a replacement for subreddits like r/macsetups and r/battlestations, perhaps Maker Stations is for you.
Faced with the daunting task of uniting a country vulnerably attacked by a foreign enemy, President Bush delivered the greatest pitching baseball history. No, he didn’t run to the closer mound. Yes, he was put on the spot by Derek Jeter himself. And he delivered a pitch for the absolute ages.
These drone videos — especially of cool ballparks — never get old. I think the one done by the Red Sox at Fenway Park was better, but this is still pretty cool. I do sense some cheating though — how did Bernie Williams get from the concourse to the Monument Park in just a minute or two? (Via Daring Fireball).