Looks nice. I wonder how it stacks up to Grovemade’s options. We have Grovemade’s cork options at the office and they are excellent. Twelve South chose leather for their desk mat, so I’d be curious to find out how writing and other activities feel on the material.

Maybe the nicest keycaps I’ve ever seen. I wonder what they feel like.

Whether or not you find yourself on the faithful side or the secular side, The Chosen is quite an interesting TV show, both in how its placed in the world of Hollywood and in the storytelling built around the actual Gospel truth. What I’m taking away from The Chosen so far: Jesus Christ was a far more loving and compassionate person than I seem to have grown up with. There’s no fire and brimstone here. Just water, wine, and donkey feet.

I had no idea Hector Simpson was still updating these amazing Aqueux wallpapers. I think the best two wallpapers of the bunch are the latest macOS-inspired options for Monterey and Ventura. It’s only $3 for the whole bunch.

Federico Viticci’s response to John Gruber’s response to Matt Birchler’s look at Android’s current array of app designs is making the rounds today. You’ve likely read it already. Many folks seem to be coming to the same conclusion: The Mac is a powerhouse computer and doesn’t get in the way of what you’re trying to do, while the iPad is that unicorn computer with brimming potential that falls flat on its face year after year. Put me in the same boat. My 11-inch M1 iPad Pro is by and large my kids’ first computer after being relegated to the sidelines. I’m tired of waiting.

I almost feel gross sharing a Twitter thread right now, but nonetheless, this is a great thread with some interesting setups. Apple’s displays just hit different.

Whoever designed this office has impeccable taste.

I’ve used the 14-inch M1 Pro MacBook Pro now since its debut and the only thing I wish I had more of is screen real estate. I love the 32GB of RAM. I love the I/O. I love everything about the computer. I don’t need its portability though, so next time I figured I’d be going with as close to baseline as possible 16-inch MacBook Pro. But with today’s rumour mill from Mark Gurman, I might have to wait to see what this 15-inch MacBook Air holds in store for us.

Say what you will about this laptop’s funky design, I think it has a lot going for it. A), I think many folks get 75% more work done with two displays, and B), the ability to use it as an actual book is super intriguing. Maybe it’ll fall flat, but colour me intrigued.