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  • Sir snail gave them all the time they needed… #art

    Cartoon snail ready to fire a rocket at earth from the window of his space station

    12 April 2025
  • Had a fantastic day at the safari park today. Was great fun. Drove many miles but now I’m home and ready to spend my evening writing.

    11 April 2025
  • West Midland Safari Park. 📍

    Safari adventure begins ☺️

    11 April 2025
  • Going West Midlands safari park today with daughter. Much excite.

    11 April 2025
  • I must say, I don’t quite understand the relationship between Reminders and Calendar. I feel like they should be and almost are one unified app.

    10 April 2025
  • I’m taking a deep dive into Apple Notes and Reminders today. Must say, both apps have come a long way since last time I tried them, or my needs have changed and made them more suitable.

    10 April 2025
  • I just want to say this. While I see the need for streaming apps and services to have a subscription, offline software should not. Subscriptions only ever get more expensive in the future.

    9 April 2025
  • I really love DevonThink, it’s superb software, but their new Licensing Model really worries me. I may need to do a deep dive into the options available to me, including seeing what the current state of Apple Notes is.

    9 April 2025
  • Friday, I’m heading to West Midlands Safari Park. While most people visit a safari park to see exotic animals, I’m really excited to see a goat. I know it might seem odd, but I think goats are fantastic! Plus, you usually get to pet them. Honestly, I just love goats. 🐐

    9 April 2025
  • a Row man… trying to open a coconut.

    Cartoon of a roman boat slave trying to open a coconut. caption says “Daveikus was please to win row-man of the month, but had no idea how to open the coconut he got as a prize”
    8 April 2025
  • Given all the images I’m posting recently, I may turn back on bluesky crossposting to see how they are received

    8 April 2025
  • Crocs with sunglasses.

    7 April 2025
  • You know a Bible verse study has been great when you are three bookmarks into Strong’s!

    7 April 2025
  • Yesterday I wrote loads and drew loads, I filed to study chess. 2/3 ain’t bad (or so Meatloaf tells me)

    7 April 2025
  • Power pole of power. Powering… things

    Drawing of a power pole in a field. Cartoon style.

    6 April 2025
  • Drew this octopus. There was no reason. I woke up too early this morning and was killing time. You can have it.

    Cartoon octopus. Green. In water. Looks a bit serious.

    6 April 2025
  • Happy first contact day!

    5 April 2025
  • Dear Mac developers of the internet. We have enough clipboard managers. There is literally one clipboard manager for every possible scenario. You can stop developing them now. I use PastePal… but any will do fine. Do not develop more!

    5 April 2025
  • Instead of writing, I spent most of yesterday messing with Ollama. I had a good time but today I’m fired up for writing.

    5 April 2025
  • DEVONthink 4 is in beta with solid foundation. I’m impressed by external AI tooling integration. Took steps to set up Ollama locally for security. Today’s shaping up well.

    4 April 2025
  • I’ve spent far too much time procrastinating today, but I must admit, I’ve enjoyed it.

    3 April 2025
  • I’m not a skilled artist, but I practice with my own art to improve. When I see Reddit’s /r/ClipStudio/ posts asking, “What brush is this?” I know it’s not the brush that matters. People often thinks the right brush can substitute hours of practice and is likely less experienced than I am.

    2 April 2025
  • Finished reading: Goodbye, Things by Fumio Sasaki 📚

    This book was really enjoyable—it shows how an extreme minimalist lifestyle actually works, and the writer maintains a pretty hard-line stance throughout. While I don’t want to go that minimal, I did enjoy it and half-envy the lifestyle. It’s a great read with some genuinely insightful ideas, and it offers a fascinating perspective. I’d recommend it to anyone interested in the topic, even if only as an example of how far too far can be

    29 March 2025
  • DevonTHINK is fantastic. If you own a Mac and are not using it, then you are actually missing out on something magical.

    29 March 2025
  • Scrivener is incredible, but I genuinely wish it had built-in language tooling, like Ulysses does. I don’t think I’d actually leave Scrivener; I’m too invested in it now. And, lets be real here, Ulysses lacks a real offline mode.

    29 March 2025

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