I expected this board to come in north of $1,000 CAD ($700 USD or so). I got lucky. The Dark Mushroom theme looks so good, but so do those Monterrey keycaps. I’m so excited to have a near full-size Mode keyboard — my Envoy continues to be my favourite keyboard ever, and I’m convinced the comfort (both ergonomic and personal) result in longer, more accurate typing sessions.
Fresh Links
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21-09-2026
Mode Design’s Debuts 98% Prologue Keyboard
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20-09-2026
Harvous
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20-09-2026
Ordinary Abundance
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28-06-2026
Mode Designs’s Summer 2026 Update
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28-06-2026
John Gruber on Om Malik
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28-06-2026
Lettera for Mac
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18-06-2026
Cohort Size Matters When Measuring Wealth Across Generations
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18-06-2026
Learning On The Shop Floor
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18-06-2026
Hold on to Your Hardware
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11-06-2026
Seth Godin on Value Creation
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11-06-2026
The Patient Cash Bucket: AI Winners Watchlist & Deployment Tracker
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9-06-2026
Bay Street Titan and Astronaut Attempt to Hack Mortality
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Harvous●
Sunday, Sep 20, 2026
Harvous may be the most beautiful Bible study note-taking app I’ve ever seen. It combines great typography with great in-line note-taking features, and has some of my favourite “verse pill” designs ever. What an app! Best of all, it seems like it can fit alongside your regular Bible reading or Bible study app (be it Logos, Olive Tree, or YouVersion) and not supplant anything. I might give it a shot, though I’m concerned right now about long-term development.
Ordinary Abundance●
Sunday, Sep 20, 2026
I’d say 99 times out of 100, when people complain about the way things are in the current world and discover the way things were just 50 or so years ago, the resulting about face is worth its weight in gold. Every. Single. Time. Complaining about something is fun. It makes us feel good. It makes us feel superior! But complainers nearly always lack perspective. Here’s that perspective. Don’t let it hit you too hard.