Today on AppAddict - Airspace: A Polished Fix for a macOS Friction Point - Airspace, an app I downloaded today, has a lot going for it. It removes a classic Apple friction point by letting you name your virtual desktops, customize their appearance, and assign keyboard shortcuts to jump between them. It also... social.lol
#Apple #Mac #AppAddict is an independent Mac software review blog. I launched it in April 2024 where I've published over 500 reviews covering mostly Mac apps across every category (with a few universal and iOS apps). I emphasize honest, practical reviews from my perspective as a power user and productivity... social.lol
Today on AppAddict - Radial 4 Works Best as an Automation Hub - I spent the afternoon experimenting with Radial 4, a rapidly evolving pie-menu app from independent developer Gustav Lubker of AppVerge. If you’re not familiar with pie menu apps, they present a circular menu divided into sections (or slices),... social.lol
Today on AppAddict - Resurf – A Well-Designed (Almost) Everything Box - Resurf is a clever new app, currently in beta, with a lot of potential. This is one of those “I needed an app to do X, so I built one” projects; the difference is that it was built by a design engineer who clearly understands macOS... social.lol
Today on AppAddict - My Stream Deck Setup for macOS Automation - I get a lot of use out of my Elgato Stream Deck. It’s one of the best hardware purchases I’ve made in a long time.
It didn’t start that way.
Shortly after I bought it, I discovered that the device falls under the privacy policy of its parent... social.lol
Today on AppAddict - Droppy - Updates and New Features - I have tried a variety of notch apps, and I haven't been truly happy with any of them. I am not sure whether the novelty of the interface is the problem, or if it's the design of the apps I've used that bothers me. I recently installed Droppy, an... - h... social.lol
My grandmother had seven brothers to cook for during the depression. She used a wood stove to make prodigious amounts of food including dozens of biscuits every day, made with lard. If she was alive today to see it selling for $9 a pint, her commentary would be hilarious.
I just found out Dr. Oliver Sachs, author of books like Awakenings and The Man Who Mistook His Wife for A Hat, used a technique called "just making shit up" in his supposedly non-fiction books. 100% asshole move. People read those to get insight and hope.
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ChatGPT told me to put olive oil in my ears, but it did not specify whether I should use extra virgin or light, and I see now why some people don't trust it.