“Let’s get to eyeglasses’ level of stigma around mental health.” : Kudos to Brad Frost for sharing his journey to an ADHD diagnosis.

I would love it if iCloud shortcuts saved on the Finder sidebar would actually save and not disappear randomly. If only Apple owned the experience from end to end, then they could… oh wait. They do. 😜

Screenshot showing the Finder sidebar with iCloud Drive, Shared, Credit Card Statements listed.

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Screenshot of Transistor.fm’s episode editing page.

My guess is that (RED) is going to do some sort of bigger splash for the 20 year anniversary in 2026 and that’s why Apple is phasing out (RED) for right now.

Today has all the signs of being one of those “welp I did that one thing so now I should take a break” kind of day.

If you can’t great me with an uplifting, empowering message like this every day, I just can’t have you in my life.

Screenshot of an Instagram spam bot reading “Good morning! I wish you a more expensive than a giant panda, a reputation throughout Greater China, a career climbing the Hongta Mountain, a lover over Ashima, leading Marlboro all the way, and everything going well.”

So dogs can be like humans where they’re angsty and frustrated with something, but all they need is for you to go outside with them in -22C / -7F so they can finally poop and then they can relax?

Snow Day declared for tomorrow already. Kids are excited. My work from home brain is slightly less so. 😝

Shovelled a path through all the snow for Neville Dogbottom to go do his business. Now time for coffee and a bagel. I haven’t looked out at the front yet, but I’m praying the snowblower crowd is up and motivated today. 😝

Cheers! ☕️ #yxe

Shrinking on AppleTV+ might not be for everyone. But hearing Harrison Ford say “Hey kid….” followed by something wise or sarcastic is very therapeutic for me.

Also: Brett Goldstein.