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Make Life Easier with Photography Support Apps

March 23, 2012 Posted in Apps, Photography, Productivity, tips by

Last Friday morning, my friend Jess tweeted about the humungous superyacht that’s currently lurking in Bristol Harbour (clearly a James Bond villain is in town.) There was lots of activity in the harbour  –  tugs moving, the Harbour Master zipping around, that sort of thing. Could it be moving out of the harbour today? If it were, […]


Early Morning Call

February 9, 2012 Posted in Productivity, Working From Home by

This is the first in a series of posts on being productive when working from home. After quitting my job, I studied for a while, then started work on porting Get Running — an iPhone app I’d already been tangentially involved with  —  to Android. (Don’t get too excited, Android fans; we’re in the “R&D” stage at the moment, […]


The Road Ahead

August 22, 2011 Posted in Announcements, Career, Geekery, Productivity, programming by

Over the last few years, I’ve slowly been enjoying my day job less and less. It went in one direction as I went in another. Still, it was a decent source of monthly income, and while it was challenging work, on one level it was at least easy to keep on doing it, day after day. […]


Fantastical adds better Alfred support

June 9, 2011 Posted in Apps, Mac, Productivity by

FAO Mac keyboardistas. I am very much enjoying Alfred as a Quicksilver replacement; it’s a great app with great support. With easy Fantastical support as well, it’s even better. Now I just kick off Alfred and type “f tomorrow 10pm Ian’s party” to add a new appointment to my iCal calendar. Nice. preppeller: Just a […]


Five Obscure Mac Keyboard Shortcuts

August 19, 2010 Posted in Geekery, Mac, Productivity by

Yes, it’s a list post, with a prime number of items, to boot. Sue me. Here’s five of the more obscure Mac keyboard shortcuts I use, plus some bonus tips for good measure. If you know about all of them already, you’re probably really über-geeky (umlaut tip: hit Option-U to prepare an umlaut; it’ll then appear […]


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