Chris Bowler’s new one-stop-shop for all your journalesque needs. Seriously a great webstore; I wish I would have thought of it.
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Dave Shea Uses This →
“You know, I could come close to surviving on Apple, Adobe and Panic alone.”
“Flexibility and Power” →
A powerful article by Brent Simmons. Alternate title could have been: “Building Software That Does One Thing Well.”
‘The New Clutter’ →
Some of the best writers writing today are still un-discovered.
(Via Marco.)
‘The Acceleration of Addictiveness’ →
Paul Graham on why I don’t have a Facebook account:
Most people I know have problems with Internet addiction. We’re all trying to figure out our own customs for getting free of it. That’s why I don’t have an iPhone, for example; the last thing I want is for the Internet to follow me out into the world. […]
Sounds pretty eccentric, doesn’t it? It always will when you’re trying to solve problems where there are no customs yet to guide you. Maybe I can’t plead Occam’s razor; maybe I’m simply eccentric. But if I’m right about the acceleration of addictiveness, then this kind of lonely squirming to avoid it will increasingly be the fate of anyone who wants to get things done. We’ll increasingly be defined by what we say no to.
Delete Unnecessary iPhone Backups in iTunes to Regain Disk Space →
I had about a dozen backups (one as old as July 2008!). Deleting all but the most recent ones for my iPhone and iPad just saved me over 3GB of disk space.
ESV Bible+ App [iTunes Link] →
The best Bible app available for the iPhone and iPad has got to be the ESV Bible app. It’s free, it looks great, and it works great.
This past weekend Crossway released the ESV Bible+ app. It has all the awesome of the free version and also comes with more content for studying, audio of the Bible, and a significantly better UX for taking notes within the app itself. Also, it’s on sale for the rest of this week.
Creating a “Make Title Case” Service in Snow Leopard →
This is an older article from Sean Sperte about using Gruber’s Title Case script with Snow Leopard’s services, and it’s worth a re-link. I have this service mapped to ctrl+opt+cmd+t and use it pretty much every day.
What People Like Joshua Blankenship are Looking For in Designer/Developer Portfolios →
Joshua Blankenship:
I want to throw some ideas out there that I think might help you if you’re a design/developer on the job hunt.
OhLife →
How cool is this? OhLife sends you nightly emails asking how your day went. You reply with a sentence or a novel, and your journal is cataloged. It’s an incredibly clever idea wrapped in a attractive and simple website. And hello!—it’s free.
Diacarta →
Clever and beautiful iPhone calendar app for the non-crazy-busy person. (Not a single icon represents “Board Meeting”.)
(Via Uncrate.)
Talking Tools with David Chartier →
I’m a sucker for nerdy interviews, and Brett Kelly’s series, Talking Tools, has been fantastic to date. You may want to check out Brett’s interviews with Chris Guillebeau and Patrick Rhone while you’re at it.
Safari Sessions →
What a way to manage and restore your tabbed browsing history, thank you very much. (Via Jim Ray.)
Productivity Guaranteed →
Here’s some advice from Adam Spooner that you just can’t argue with.