I love the Flow functionality of the Logi+ app. It’s pretty awesome when it works. Mostly it’s effective.

But:

The Logi keyboard does not Flow.

So, I keep typing where I should not type, or do not want to type.

1. Fantastic Garden — Bruno Coulais.
2. In The Middle Of Infinity Pt. 4 — 3:33
3. Ghost Town — DJ Shadow
4. What’s the Matter? — Yppah
5. Ancient Voices — Broadway Project
6. Voice of Chunk — The Lounge Lizards
7. Nickel & Dime — Journey
8. Deep Delirium — Lamb
9. Praying Mantra — Material
10. The Big Sea — Funki Porcini

My biggest risk, with respect to long-term retention of any digitized or otherwise computer-based information, is myself. I repeatedly invent new scenarios from which I am unable to recover.

I had a small amount of angst about ripping CDs to WAV and not doing any conversion to a more compact format. However, seeing Plex push straight PCM to my AppleTV or DLNA to my receiver, I’m feeling better about the decision. Plex deals with metadata with a fair amount of grace.

Working to unsubscribe from good intentions and momentary interest. Working to a more sane and sustainable inbox. I’m ridiculous.

Apple still sells the USB SuperDrive. I’m using one with a USB-A to USB-C adapter on a Re-Rip project. I’m thinking I should pick one up as a spare.

I use Apple Wallet functionality almost every week day, both via phone and watch. I did not know that the “bank card” in my Apple Wallet would expire independently of the physical card expiration.

It does. Looks like a two-year registration that must be redone, and isn’t a simple matter of updating an expiration date and CVS.

Apple Wallet then sent transactions to a credit card and put me over my limit. I did not note any notification anywhere the preferred bank card had expired. I’m wondering if I missed something, somehow. And I’m feeling disgruntled.

I only noticed at all because I went to check a balance and it was not what I expected. In the Wallet app on my iPhone, the entry for the bank card had a red expired indicator. But there was no indicator on the Wallet app icon itself. Thankfully, nothing had been declined and that was the worst of it.

I was pleasantly surprised by accidentally discovering Universal Control just working on an old iPad at work. I had assumed this was one way, where the Mac controlled the iPad.

Tonight I discovered the trackpad and keyboard of my iPad case will also control my MacBook.