@gregmoore Love photo and the caption!

@adders I feel like you. I deleted and exported my old posts. If ownership changes, I’d consider a return, but I suspect someone will live a long life before any further changes arrive.

@JohnPhilpin And how helpful of Mail.app to configure it for you, yet not. But you’re right: they allow POP and they do not require multi-factor nor unique app passwords–even though they are options you can enable

@hjalm I got used to CTRL-ALT-T in Ubuntu

@sod Awesome news! I will be doing some experimentation

@dasparky I’m ex-EverNote, ex-Bullet-Journal. Currently adapting Forever✱Notes methodology because my iPhone is with me most reliably. But, my work equipment has a separate AppleID. The screen I’m looking at most often during the work day isn’t mine, etc. Every solution is conditional.

@writingslowly I’m a huge fan of the Em Dash. Especially a fan of how easy it is to type the Em-dash, ellipsis, and accented letters on the Apple keyboards. I think a certain type of person, myself included, loves uses appropriate typographic characters. I’m very much not a bot, but I can understand how someone not used to seeing those things could make an inference.

On Windows I pin Charmap.exe to my Taskbar, though I have memorized a few character sequences that use the left alt-key and the number pad.

I’m really a dork

@manton Thank you for sharing this, it looks awesome! But also? Oh, no

@WiredDifferently Love this post. I don’t know if I know exactly how you feel, but I feel like I get your point of view. Powerful.

@writingslowly The addition of the “why” is an interesting addition to the practice. I’ve occasionally collected interesting turns of phrase. Thank you for sharing this