Will Google AI search kill search traffic and discoverability?
NPR no longer active on Twitter
Web fingerprinting or how surveillance advertising should be illegal
My simple, minimalist blogging workflow
The age of (me needing to learn more about) AI has begun
The truth about read-later services
Of course younger people don’t know how to use a printer
The Mac and iOS apps I use — 2023 edition
Good reads and perspectives on generative AI and ChatGPT
A very annoying little thing or bug on Safari
AI is about to face its biggest challenge yet: trying to make Bing not suck
On AI-generated content and the future of my job
Four things you need to start a blog
A great and completely unexpected Read Later app
Finding a native and fast text editor for the Mac in 2022
What CSS is best: external or internal?
Something is rotten in the state of Bing search
The Apple Watch could be much better for left-handed users
Back at using a proper content blocker on Safari
Blocking JavaScript on a per-site basis with Safari
What is a website, according to Laurel Schwulst
The real goal of the Apple Watch Ultra
On turtlenecks, focus, and minimalism
The whole thing might as well have been a joke
A list of all the 3rd party apps currently installed on my devices
Apple signs a 10-year deal with the Major League Soccer
The Lotus philosophy applied to blog design
The most minimal blog you can find
WWDC 2022: Things I want to be announced
If only comments on the internet were always like this
Google search isn’t very good and yet still the best around
A short list of recommended Mac and iOS apps — 2022 edition
Dropbox, once great now barely mentioned in cloud storage services reviews
Tumblr: the future-minded social platform for nostalgic users
Working on the website instead of the blog itself
Tumblr, without ever really leaving, is back (apparently)
Bear: an interesting, worth-knowing, and fast blogging platform
My first and last post on Web3
The future of Microsoft in smartphones continues to unfold, and it still sucks
Browsing the web in 2021 is a terrible experience
My favourite thing about the Mac
My CSS stylesheet is now less than 1kb and it makes me happy
The Macalope on the Washington Post’s article about Pegasus & iPhone
On the new Safari (which I like very much)
Nine quick thoughts on WWDC 2021
Why the iPad Pro needs its own “iPadProOS”
The drop-in audio feature looks like it can succeed with or without Clubhouse
The implicit and recent differences between the meanings of “follow” and “subscribe”
The quest for the perfect writing tool
How I use Drafts as my text editor
What’s on my Mac — 2021 edition
What is the biggest threat to Clubhouse: Twitter, Facebook, or Clubhouse itself?
If you decide to join Clubhouse, avoid sharing your contact list
The best explainer of what Apple is doing with the new iOS privacy-related feature
When software speaks its mind (sort of)
Looking back at my short list of Apple wishes from April
Samsung commits to deliver three years of Android updates for its phones
“The canary in the coal mine about the corrupting power of the App Store”
Point of entry, browser & advertising: Google pretty much owns the web
Microsoft Surface Duo first impressions: first-gen device, immature vision
Missing the point reviewing the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip
Why there are no software equivalents of Rolex
The challenges of translating a video game into 17 languages
Zoom isn’t trust-worthy, but sadly their recent success may already protect them
What’s on my Mac — 2020 edition
Apple has underestimated what the iPad can do for too long
A new way to interact with the iPad
On finding the perfect text editor: the one that’s right for you
We should not learn about key iPhone features in a news report
Listening to podcasts at higher speeds
Tech & lifestyle novelties of the year 2019
“Nobody recruited me”: Barbara Liskov on design, AI, and being a woman in computer science
The advantages of integration, the downsides of a monopoly
The best soundtrack for your work day
Good bye iTunes, I owe you so much
Time, thoughts, tools: pick two
Should you cover your PC’s webcam? No, unless you still use software from ten years ago
My phone’s homescreen, November 2018 edition
How good is the new iPad Pro for photographers
Live the internet at your own pace
What dedicated cameras are missing to compete with phones in the future
The worst possible way to get caught forging documents
Instapaper is temporarily shutting off access for European users due to GDPR
By the end of this year Bitcoin could be using 05% of the world’s total consumption of electricity
Wasting time on the internet and digital boredom
US intelligence mentions risks of buying Chinese phones, provides no evidence
Come for the rant about emails, stay for the gif
No publishing technology is eternal
Apps and services I like and use
2015 was the year of the email newsletters comeback
On the latest Microsoft surface devices
iOS 9 content blocking will transform the mobile web
Using an iPod Touch as an iPhone replacement
Windows Phone is dead, this time it seems to be for real
Facebook’s Instant Articles are looking great
A good article about notifications with a poor title
Technology resolutions for 2015
Do not get lost following anybody on Twitter
The new Windows is probably a safe bet for Microsoft
On the daily routine and multitasking
Not caviar, but better tasting crackers
How Steve Sinofsky changed Microsoft
Nokia Maps are coming to the iPhone