After years of failed apps and unwieldy notes, I landed on a dead-simple shopping list system using Apple Reminders. It's less a to-do list, more an inventory.
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We used to read release notes the way most people do: quickly, right before a meeting, and with mild dread. Then we tried something different.
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I finally tried Apple Wallet's Express Mode for transit in NYC and Philly. It worked like magic—no unlocking, no fumbling, just tap and go.
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I finally pulled the lifting book off my shelf after three years. Now I'm at the gym at 4 AM three times a week, and somehow I'm loving it.
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100 miles through all five boroughs, starting with the Brooklyn Bridge at 5:30 AM. I burned 2,300 calories, got called a roadie, and was in bed by 9:30 PM.
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At a conference, we showed how affordable single-board computers can transform academia through creative projects ranging from RFID pet feeders to classroom web servers and research data collection.
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