To quote Manton Reece:
Many of you remember the earlier days of the web. If you wanted to write on the internet, you created a web site. You could publish essays, post photos, start weblogs. … Today, most writing instead goes into a small number of popular social networking sites. … I believe that even these short-form posts, no matter if they seem unimportant and fleeting at the time, still have an important place in the open web.
Listening to What You Need to Know About Climate Change with Sam Harris. Some interesting thoughts in there.
The perks of getting review copies.
I did an impromptu coding job two days ago and it was loads of fun. I could go for more paid development work actually. Much more straightforward then doing 3D animations.
The village country fair is about to start. Three days of eating hearty food, lots of wine
My Affinity Designer Workbook has arrived and it is gorgeous.
Neat. A new Screenflow version. And it has some nice new features. But wow. The full price these days is double (or even more?) then what I paid for it a couple of versions back. But the upgrade price is perfectly fair.
Work life balance by definition means you won’t excel in either. So be suspicious of people that claim to be at the top of their field and have a great work life balance. — Why Everything You Know About Success Is (Mostly) Wrong
Great discussion. Although I must say I have a hard time to see Scott Adams’ point of view. It’s just too detached from what I consider ethical. — Sam Harris and Scott Adams discuss Trump
Zelda today. Gotta crack those Master Sword trials.