The same is true of us all.
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Community Letter from Tim – Apple
This is not goodbye. But at this moment of transition, I wanted to take the opportunity to say thank you. Not on behalf of the company, this time, though there is a wellspring of gratitude for you that overflows inside our walls. But simply on behalf of me. Tim. A person who grew up in a rural place in a different time and, for these magical moments, got to be the CEO of the greatest company in the world.
Big news at Apple.
Mac Power Users #845: Intentional Technology with Patrick Rhone – Relay
Patrick Rhone returns. The gang discusses Apple Silicon rewriting the Mac upgrade cycle, the Apple Refurb Store, and minimalist phones.
It was an honor to be on with my old friend David Sparks and new friend Stephen Robles. It’s been a while since I’ve talked tech on a podcast and I hope it came out OK.
Inside the Supreme Court’s Risky New Way of Doing Business – The New York Times
Secret memos obtained by The New York Times illuminate the origins of the court’s now-routine “shadow docket” rulings on presidential power.
This is important.
Daring Fireball: Steven Soderbergh Twice Pitched James Bond Projects
No use crying over what could have been… But, jeepers, what a lost opportunity.
The Master List | Hunter Gatherer 21C
It is just one list, not a separate work list and a separate home list; not a notebook and scattered Post-its. Not multiple apps. Why? Because fragmented lists do not provide the all-important overview and perspective you need to decide your priorities.
I, too, have been working this way for years. I mention it in my post on how I use 3×5 cards here and there I also mention the Mindsweep prompts I use for capture.
Brian Cox: The terrifying possibility of the Great Filter – YouTube
It’s about 20 minutes long so I won’t embed it here but boy do I love stuff like this.
One of America’s last true secret societies: The Mardi Gras Indians | 60 Minutes – YouTube
True NOLA natives know this is where and how the real Mardi Gras happens.
Ever wonder what the song Iko Iko is about? It’s about this.
Only one thing was crystal clear: nobody, absolutely nobody, was coming to save us… We’re it. We’re all we’ve got. If we don’t stop fascism from completely engulfing the US, then nobody stops it.
Thanks so very much to Jarrod for sharing it.
I’m creating some jukebox playlists.
Two songs per artist (okay George Jones gets six). If possible, the actual a and b sides go on the playlist (not critical). 200 songs per playlist.
I’ve been noodling on stealing this idea ever since Kurt posted it.