A tiny, £20 keyboard! (And tips for using it on iOS)
I bought a £20 mini keyboard. And it's surprisingly good! Here's what it's like and how I use it with my phone.
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YouSky: My one-person social network (Short version)
I made a big, long, technical post a short time back about building a 1-person "social network" app for "micro-journaling". This is a short post explaining what it is without all the technical details.
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Tick-tick: The best to-do app you maybe don’t know about
I have pretty consistently used TickTick for years now. It's really good. But no one talks about it!
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Non-plastic, non-scratch kitchen sponges are pretty good
I short recommendation post for some sustainable, non-plastic kitchen items. These seem really good. I recommend!
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LLMs helped/hindered me building a 1-person social media web app
Yes, despite being an AI doom-speaker, I tried using a app-builder to make a simple, social-media-like, private, journalling web app. This post explains what I did and why, and outlines the development process I took, including the point at which I decided the AI wasn't up to it and started making it manually.
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Trust me: You don’t want to make little personal apps… especially not like that!
Like "slop" text, images and videos, the ability to create apps and websites is fascinating. But I don't believe it's ultimately good for the creators or for the users.
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The amazing ways Playtiles uses the web for retro gaming
Playtiles is a new, indie product that lets you play Gameboy-emulated games on your mobile device. It’s a little, credit-card-sized device that “sticks” (not permanently) to your mobile’s screen and gives you buttons that press onto the screen to work as a controller. I won’t post images or detailed descriptions. It’s a simple product easily […]
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Software can be finished
You probably don't want to build "finished software". But what can we learn by thinking about it as a concept?