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Working Tools 48. Floating Monitors

Making that decision allowed me to close the MBP, and get it off the desk, using it in clamshell mode. Already, an improvement. Thing is, I’d got rather used to two monitors. How good would a matching pair of monitors look?
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Working Tools 47. Ultimate Hacking Keyboard

I absolutely love this keyboard. One note of caution though, no matter how hard I stare at it, it doesn’t write the novel on its own. Disappointing.
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Working Tools 46. Omnifocus

As I wrote last week, it was apparent to me that, my task cup overfloweth. That’s a good thing. I would rather be busy than bored. However, things were getting out of hand. “Getting fined by the police” out of hand. I have a long history with “the productivity
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Working Tools 44. Ghost

From Wordpress to Ghost. A journey. Why did I move and how has it been? Read on to find out the story so far...
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Working Tools 43. Back to the Mac

I’ve been pretty much full time on the Mac for more than a week now, after an extended period of iPad only / iPad first. I have just about stopped prodding the screen with my pudgy finger. Setup I have a 15 inch MacBook Pro from 2017. 2.9 GHz
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Working Tools 42. Sabotaged.

The new normal has exposed the weakness of my iPad-only system [https://stuartlennon.com/working-tools-36-horses-for-courses/]. The iPad Pro as a mini-desktop is a beautiful, minimal setup. The tablet sits on a stand, in horizontal orientation, controlled by a separate keyboard and mouse (or trackpad). This makes for a focused experience.
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Working Tools 41. Customer Hostility

Why do tech companies hate their customers so much? Remember aspirational me [https://stuartlennon.com/working-tools-36-horses-for-courses/]? The one who had his iPad Pro on a boom arm. The premise of the iPad Pro is that it can handle pretty much anything. It almost can. Almost. My desire to have the
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Working Tools 40. HEY for Work

I’m a paid up subscriber to the new email service that I wrote about [https://stuartlennon.com/working-tools-39-hey-yay-nay/] last week. I’m on the lists for custom domains and work accounts. My personal mail has gone from needy and demanding, to chilled and supportive. I have no notifications switched
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