Schulz' ability to produce variations on a theme was sublime. I barked out laughing at this one. gocomics.com/peanuts/2023/0…

Getting ready for the Apple event. Whether I travel to Cupertino or not, I'll be watching a canned video. It's just a choice between getting hands-on time with the new hardware immediately after, or using the $1500 I didn't spend on travel to order it next week.

I've been using Superlist all day and it's instantly become a fave to-do/notes/projects/ideas app. I went from never having used it (it launched this AM) to prepping all of my news stories and notes for this week's MacBreak Weekly with it. It has some 1.0 bugs but I don't care!

Good things come out of Minnesota.

Don't miss Andy Ihnatko, my amazing guest on this week's Techsploder Podcast! Talking all about the creator lifestyle, Apple II+, MacUser, and more! techsploder.com/episode/andy-i…

Feedback request! I'm relaunching my tech blog shortly. Parts will be free for all (because that's my career mandate) and parts will be for paid members. Tell me your thoughts about paid memberships. It's an open question. What makes you sign up? What makes you feel valued?

I did something brand-new after we finished recording MacBreak Weekly on @twit this week: I recorded a quick post-show debrief before I broke down my Library Mobile Livestream Command Center. Will I make another one next week? ...maybe? youtu.be/HpKCL-QfZrQ

Raiding this closet is ASPIRATIONAL for a film geek. Every time there's a new Criterion "Closet Picks" video featuring someone who – not a dig – I've never heard of, it gives me some hope. "Lots of people haven't heard of _me_…maybe I've got a shot?" youtube.com/watch?v=SCKxAo…

Art museums are such hypocrites. If a tourist accidentally put a rip in a Monet while taking a selfie and then they looked in the hole and discovered a second, even better Monet behind the first one, they'd be all like "Ooo, we _love_ it when careless people take selfies…"

That thing I did last week? Where I recorded a wrapup/wind-down of the MacBreak episode I just recorded with Leo Laporte (twit.social/@leo) alexlindsay and Jason Snell on TWiT Tech Podcasts ? ...I did it again. (In 720p, because I forgot to change my webcam settings.) youtu.be/gkuInnuxRJ8

They say that the Altamont tragedy marked the official end of the 1960s. The appearance of this chair on the curb today marks the official end of the 1990s.