Week 10, 2022
- My lizard brain is no match for infinite scroll (alexanderell.is) - the web really does have a good hold on us, and they've found a great way to hold our attention
- Windows Defender is enough, if you harden it (0ut3r.space) - I've found Defender to do the job pretty well without really causing performance issues - and here's a few ways to make it more effective
- iMac G4 to M1 conversion progress (forums.macrumors.com) - shoehorning a modern M1 Mac Mini into an iMac G4
- I am the healthiest person I know, and I got cancer! (seema.page) - experiences following a cancer diagnosis
- Transforming cities with superblocks (communities.springernature.com) - a study on the Barcelona superblocks and their viability in other cities
- The new silent majority: People who don't tweet (axios.com) - I think it's reassuring that most of the tweets on twitter are written by the minority. Possibly the majority don't share these strong opinions of the tweeters, or maybe they are led by them?
- Some tiny personal programs I've written (jvns.ca) - a list of tiny projects
- The Vengabus Timetable (tomscott.com) - Tom Scott's viral timetable photoshop and some advice if you happen to accidently go viral yourself
- Apple announces $1,999 Mac Studio workstation with new 20-core M1 Ultra chip (arstechnica.com) - a little sad to loose the big studio design cases, but a whole lot of power in such a tiny case