The last few days I’ve seen a few links shared that go to substack, every single time I’ve seen the url and turned away from clicking through. Same with Medium. Each time I say to myself, why don’t they have their own blog I’d much rather visit that.

Figma is so close to working really well on iPadOS 26. If they can make zooming with a trackpad work like it does on the Mac then it’s basically there.

I’m trying out a new way of writing at the moment, trying to set a scene and tell a story. It’s fun, but it feels like I’m turning more and more introspective each time and I’m not sure how much of a good thing that is.

Trying a new thing this week. When I’m at my desk for work, my iPhone is not with me it’s across the other side of the room. Let’s see what impact this has on my mood and concentration levels.

I had somehow missed that when using tiling on the Mac you can drag the gap between two windows to resize them like the old split view on iPadOS.

Decided to give the new Reeder a go for RSS. Seems to be ok after the first day, but we’ll see how well it syncs up.

I might be doing a silly thing, but the iPadOS 26 beta is currently downloading. I need to see the new design on a device to know whether my designers intuition is right or not. I have accessibility concerns, but can’t help feeling excited.

Watching the key note from last night, there’s lot’s of name dropping of ChatGPT, Private Cloud Compute, and On Device models. I don’t think they’ve mentioned Siri once when referring to Apple Intelligence.

One of the best things about being away from the computer and not checking in on RSS or Micro.blog during that time is the deluge of good posts to read over coffee on a Monday morning. This is the internet I like.

Just discovered that ChatGPT is the easiest way of converting images from webp to png.