: How many sandwich combinations do you think humanity had to go through before we discovered peanut …
: The first big snow of the year has arrived here in Lansing. Even though it was less than originally …
: We couldn’t have asked for a more perfect way to spend my son’s birthday at the ballpark on Friday. …
: Finally, it feels like I can come up for a breath of air. I’ve finally wrapped up the second …
: Nikon to Acquire US Cinema Camera Manufacturer RED via Nikon: “Nikon Corporation (Nikon) hereby announces its entry into an agreement to acquire 100% …
: KidPix 1.1 — The Internet Archive Despite the program being designed for children, it is accessible …
: Clicks is a BlackBerry-style iPhone keyboard case designed for creators — The Verge “A new company …
: Decisions, Decisions How do you come to terms with not being able to do everything, everywhere, all at once? I enjoy …
: Nostalgia An early-00s F-150 and a late 90s Roadmaster trike. Captured this past summer at my in-laws house. …
: Muskegon on Tri-X One of our family goals this past year was to explore more of Michigan, the state we proudly call …
: Popping Day/Nyquil like candy and using Afrin to gain some semblance of breathing back isn’t how I …
: You Should Have a Research Question “By occasionally picking things to go deep on, you balance out …
: County Fairs I’ve never been much of a fan of county or state fairs. I’m not exactly sure of the source of my …
: Spent some time tinkering around with this old thrift store find that needed a bit of work. The …
: One down, (at least) three to go While the final grades are technically pending, I have finished all my coursework and examinations …
: iA Notebook This looks like a beautiful little product. I’m not short on notebooks at the moment, …
: Settling Into Simplicity I’m unsure why, but as time goes on, the less and less I enjoy being away from home. Our family went …
: “Time flows in a strange way on Sundays." – Haruki Murakami
: Shrinking The older I get, the more I want to work on smaller screens. I started writing on my glorious little …
: Lucid Air Sapphire I previously mentioned I was at Virginia International Raceway as part of Car and Driver’s annual …
: Every single day I manage to completely forget a word I’m looking for while writing. I know exactly …
: The release of all these always-recording devices and software (Rewind and company) as of late has …
: Lightning Lap Last week was one of the wildest experiences of my life. As part of my Testing Editor role at Hearst …
: There needs to be a way to turn an old iPhone or iPad into a CarPlay module. I have a few old …
: I can’t disappear online, but I’m doing what I can I’ve spent a bit of time this week reducing my online footprint. I’ll never get it to zero. After …
: After a week of high-80º and low-90º days, this forecast is very much welcomed. Now all we need is …
: A few thoughts on WWDC announcements: FaceTime for Apple TV is long overdue and will be very welcomed. As someone with two children who …
: My four-year-old son calls “convertible” cars “carnivores,” and I’m not sure I’m prepared for the …
: After three years of trying other daily planners, I’m back on the Hobonichi Techo bandwagon.
: I finally ended up pulling the trigger on a standing desk. Until recently I didn’t have the space …
: Little in this world is as refreshing as beachside autumns in northwest Michigan.
: Well, that’s one way to spell faucet.
: You know you’ve hit peak parenthood when you can tell what Hot Wheels car you’ve stepped on by the …
: Little victories After self-publishing her first poetry book and debating whether or not to do the …
: Until I take the time to build a proper little station for my Prusa Mini+ 3D printer rig, it’s …
: Spent some time this past week shooting an assignment for the Michigan Department of Education. The …
: 3D Printing After years of successfully ignoring my itch to purchase a 3D printer, I finally caved to my geeky …
: It’s been a while, Micro.blog. After nearly two years away I’m hoping to get back to posting here. …
: Streamlining isn’t always the answer I’m always a fan of trying to streamline my workflow; particularly my editorial workflow. But one …
: There’s still progress to be made (I’ll probably need another one of these organizers specifically …
: On the Mend This weekend turned out to be an unforgettable one in the worst of ways. I’ll (likely) elaborate at …
: It’s been a little more quiet here than I would’ve liked to start off the new year. No matter how …
: What’s the point of getting new tech if you don’t push it to the limits, eh? This monstrosity is a …
: Expanding My Creative Horizons As I started reviewing my self-employed P/L statements for 2019, I realized it probably wouldn’t …
: 13 — Unlucky for Some Today, Friday the 13th, is the day we’ll meet our baby girl. On the way to the hospital, we were …
: Last night I was reminded of an app idea I conceptualized five or six years ago. It’s extremely …
: The (Nerve-Racking) Beginnings of Purchasing a Home My wife and I are currently in the process of getting financials sorted for the purchase of our …
: Chirp for Twitter 2.0 Chirp for Twitter is easily my favorite WatchOS app for Twitter. Its 2.0 update, which went live …
: I held off for a while after my Anne Pro 2 had a little run-in with a cup of coffee, but a few weeks …
: Even in macOS Catalina, the graphic used for the wireless keyboard connection notification is the …
: A Lesser-Known Perk of Remote Work Jennifer Aldrich in a Medium post titled “Remote work is more than a job perk—for people with …
: Sent out an annual feedback survey of sorts to the DPReview contributors whose work I edit on a …
: The Gift of Nothingness A friendly reminder from Patrick Rhone: As we prepare to enter these too busy times, don’t forget …