What can I do with Alfred that I cannot do with Spotlight? There was a time when I used Alfred a lot. It got left behind when I switched to a new system. I haven’t felt the need.
The most brilliant bookshops in the world →
Perhaps most famous of all bookshops is Shakespeare and Company, the bohemian-spirited English-language booksellers situated moments from the Seine on Paris’s Left Bank.
I love this one. And the one in Bangkok. And Rome!🙌
I wish I understood Halloween celebrations better. I see so many carved out Pumpkins, I wonder is carving and the decoration part of the tradition and celebrations. It must take planning for get things in place at the right time.
I wish I understood Halloween celebrations better. I see so many carved out Pumpkins, I wonder is carving and the decoration part of the tradition and celebrations. It must take months of planning to get things in place at the right time.
Halloween isn’t celebrated in India, I believed. So when a few kids came to my door trick-or-treating, I had no idea how to respond. The festivals are going international, I need to be better prepared. Happy Halloween all! 🎃
On a regular Saturday morning this week, my daughter came to me with a topic and said that’s what I want to talk about. She had the whole script ready, with moments of jokes and all — so that’s what we record. A new video premiered today!
Thanks to Micro.Threads, I discovered and followed a couple of folks that I thought I was already following. Fascinating how much the interactions in one’s timeline can unearth!
I finished reading Einstein’s Dreams by Alan Lightman today. This is a wonderful collection of thought experiments around our perception of time. The summary of the book says it’s a collage of stories – but there aren’t stories. With each “story”, the author Alan Lightman instils a fascinating possibility for the concept of time being something uniquely different. What if everyone settles on their view of time? What if it is always in the past? Or always in the future? Or with just a day of life? It’s a thought-provoking list.
All these 30 dreams are poetic vignettes that paint the varied interpretations of time. They evoke emotions through vivid narration of people’s lives in such a world and their surroundings. I paused after each chapter, pondering over the impact existence of such realities could have.
At the surface, sure, these are just fictional stories. But dig deep, and you may be able to draw a parallel with realities of our world. With our perception of time. This is a beautifully written, short but profound read! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 📚
What if I want a title-less post? Does it look OK? A big aim always for me is to not have any titles for my post. How will that look on a blog that expects a title. I have no idea – but here’s to check that.
It is important to write
A clean interface always helps! This is as clean as it gets. However, I already have a clean interface on my machine, a native app that is absolutely clean. So, why do I need another clean interface? Possibly not.
Anyway, what intrigues me the most is how it looks on Matt’s Micro posts site. It’s so clean. Is it the default template? Plus, a system around #tagging as part of the post’s body itself is pretty ingenious.