Aaron Pressman
@ampressman.bsky.social
Boston Globe tech reporter, lifelong Celtics fan, suburban dad complete with convertible and golden retriever. Current areas of interest include EVs, AI, climate tech, gadgets, cycling, and sci-fi. On Signal ampressman.76
2/2. Microsoft was a relative minnow when the deal was struck in the 1980s, but eclipsed IBM in the 1990s. “The analogy is stunning.”
November 30, 2025 at 12:23 PM
2/2. Microsoft was a relative minnow when the deal was struck in the 1980s, but eclipsed IBM in the 1990s. “The analogy is stunning.”
Will require some serious thought, research and testing. OneNote comes along with our family Microsoft 365 subscription. Joplin is open source. I have played around with Standard Notes, not sure how it would handle the giant corpus of existing notes. what do you think?
November 10, 2025 at 9:02 PM
Will require some serious thought, research and testing. OneNote comes along with our family Microsoft 365 subscription. Joplin is open source. I have played around with Standard Notes, not sure how it would handle the giant corpus of existing notes. what do you think?
“To date, the machinations of solving Kryptos—or even figuring out if it could be solved—…a complex web of shadows that John le Carré might have spun. The anticlimactic discovery of the plaintext, due to Sanborn’s slip, has shifted the narrative to the tragicomic…Mick Herron’s Slough House series”
October 27, 2025 at 1:57 PM
“To date, the machinations of solving Kryptos—or even figuring out if it could be solved—…a complex web of shadows that John le Carré might have spun. The anticlimactic discovery of the plaintext, due to Sanborn’s slip, has shifted the narrative to the tragicomic…Mick Herron’s Slough House series”