Building a new wardrobe? Pick clothes you love, clothes that mix and match well, and clothes with quality. And cost? Well, it appears a wardrobe you love will lead to improved cost performance in the long run. (Via Matt Birchler’s Birch Bark Newsletter.)

This seems to be near and dear to everyone’s heart right now. So here are my thoughts, first seen this morning on Toonie.

Although a few times more expensive than Aqueux, Cleartones will instantly make your iPhone and iPad more your own. These are my favourite ringtones, bar none.

These are the most beautiful wallpapers I’ve ever seen for Mac and iOS. Not to be outdone: the incredible website showcasing all the different wallpapers, options, and specifications. This is an easy $3 to spend and has instantly made my Mac more my own.

Tapbots has long made the highest quality apps on the iOS and macOS App Stores. For that reason alone, I’m willing to subscribe to Tweetbot 6 for at least a year. I do admit though, the very minor adjustments have left with a slight bit of trepidation. I’m hoping we can see some further refinement over the next 12 months thanks to the improved cash flows.

Chalk this up as a “duh”, though I had no idea so many other countries already implemented this idea. In Canada, the base tax unit is the individual. This divides households and penalizes families. Which makes sense, of course — the government needs every dollar it can get.

First, I love Justin O’Beirne’s ultra-simple website design. This is clearly someone who sweats the details, specifically when it comes to maps. Second, Apple may have overcome Google when it comes to map quality. Three-dimensional maps have made their way to our small rural area and it’s super accurate. And Apple’s “Street View” (known as “Look Around”, I suppose) is easy to use and unbelievably smooth. This Maps expansion has exceeded all expectations.

There are a lot of interesting quips in this Twitter thread. I agree with loads of these.

We ordered our Peloton at the end of October to early November 2020, knowing full well it would be a good 10 weeks before delivery. Of course, 10 weeks have come and gone, and today, after waiting a week for Peloton’s customer service department to email me back, they tell me it’s going to be another 6 weeks of waiting. That Peloton bike better be impressive — this is utterly ridiculous already.