This can’t be real. Does the US really have a President who doesn’t give a f*ck about what is happening around him. That’s weird. He’s weird.

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…before the For You feed.

…phew. 😮‍💨 You had me worried for a moment. #ToiletThoughts

Which is why I my reply to Copilot so often is “can I have that with a side of citations?”

This is the difference.
Dark mode. Looks cool but not as easy to see the content I am demoing.
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Light mode. Classic, but not cool. However, it’s far easier to see the content I am demonstrating.
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Now imagine the two demos in a room.

I think dark mode is great for personal use. But for visibility in demos and recordings, the contrast of elements and content varies from app to app.

Even these common like cherubs look gorgeous with composition and foliage like this.

Please use the light theme in demo and training videos when the light sources from your audience’s environment are unknown. (That’s all the time. Pretty much.)

When the speaker rises to reveal the controls, is that a gimmick or is it functionally helpful?

I will set a Focus mode to turn off notifications when I’m taking notes and journaling.
The reMarkable is remarkable. But too pricey for me to justify the narrow capabilities and dependency on consumable pen tips.

After using a device focused on writing, I did miss that this expensive device couldn’t do more. For similar money I can get an iPad Mini 7. That’s what I’m going to do. Add Paperlike and the Pencil Pro. Then I can use any iOS app like Goodnotes, OneNote, Concepts.

I’m returning the Remarkable Paper Pro Move. It was a good portable size. The e-ink was amazing. The battery life, impressive. The writing experience felt similar to paper. Too similar. I didn’t like that the pen tips wear out quickly. This made it dependent on new tips —consumables.

Directory of agents. Seriously. Think of all the things you could do with the spare time while agents work for your boss… I mean you.

It’s where I do my best work. Temporarily of course.