Log what you read
I wish I had a list of every book and every article that I have ever read. There have been times when I’ve read something and later wanted to go back and look at it again and not been able to find it. This is frustrating, so I’ve started logging everything that I read.
Here’s what I read this week:
04 July 2021
Ticks and poison ivy are on the rise, experts warn — Axios
The FDA recommends that people learn what poison ivy looks like to correctly identify it: “Each leaf has three glossy leaflets, with smooth or toothed edges. Leaves are reddish in spring, green in summer, and yellow, orange, or red in fall. May have greenish-white flowers and whitish-yellow berries.”
05 July 2021
Gurman: Apple thinks about decentralized work — Six Colors
A mini iPhone 12 mini review — LJPUK
An Independent Day. Today was perhaps the most “normal”… | by M.G. Siegler | Jul, 2021 | Medium
Obsidian Is Going to Eat Everyone’s Lunch — Bicycle For Your Mind
06 July 2021
Firefox for iOS — Initial Charge
Remote work is sending people to the suburbs, not the Midwest — Vox
The Bezos Identity. Jeff Bezos exits with Amazon frameworks… | by M.G. Siegler | Jul, 2021 | 500ish
All the Right Words on Climate Have Already Been Said — Pixel Envy
Pentagon cancels $10 billion cloud contract awarded to Microsoft — Axios
Will MailKit Save Mail.app? — MacSparky
iOS 15: how to turn off weather notifications — LJPUK
07 July 2021
How to Get Over a Post-Pandemic Fear of Crowds
Trump to sue Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter’s Jack Dorsey — Axios
Fastmail joins call to ban surveillance-based advertising
Apple’s ATT enforcement pushes advertisers to Android instead — 9to5Mac
Conservative social networks keep making the same mistake — by Casey Newton — Platformer
Utah’s Great Salt Lake is in trouble — Axios
Court rules Rudy Giuliani cannot practice law in D.C. — Axios
08 July 2021
Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg’s Partnership Did Not Survive Trump — The New York Times
The indictments made it clear just how large a part Facebook had played, both in spreading misinformation about election fraud to fuel anger among the Jan. 6 protesters, and in aiding the extremist militia’s communication ahead of the riots. For months, Facebook would be a footnote to a day that challenged the heart of American democracy. And Ms. Sandberg’s words attempting to place the blame elsewhere would continue to haunt her.
8 Sports You Can Still Compete in If You’re Old
I’m still impressed with the M1 MacBook Air — LJPUK
Trying Out a New Email App, Big Mail
Pfizer to seek FDA authorization for third dose of coronavirus vaccine — Axios
How to organize iPhone Notes with tags in iOS 15–9to5Mac
Advertisers concerned iCloud Private Relay could put an end to fingerprinting — 9to5Mac
09 July 2021
Automating Drafts to Create Custom Documents in Seconds — The Sweet Setup
Kuo: 2022 11-Inch iPad Pro to Feature Mini-LED Display, Not Just 12.9-Inch Model — MacRumors
Greg Morris — A Quick Check In
Moderna starts human trials of an mRNA-based flu shot — The Verge
Keeping social media in your browser — LJPUK
10 July 2021
Industry awaits ruling of Pfizer’s Medicare anti-kickback lawsuit — Axios
Warren Buffett’s AAPL mistake cost Berkshire Hathaway $18B — 9to5Mac
“An Ugly Truth”: How Facebook discovered Russian meddling — Axios
Rise of the anti-”woke” Democrat — Axios
How to remove the macOS Monterey Beta from an M1 MacBook Air — LJPUK
