From the desktop of Joseph Dickson
An iPad may be a good journaling companion but I wonder, what happens a decade or two down the road if the author dies. Family are unlikely to come across their entries as they would a notebook, blog or even a social media account. Does anyone worry about this? We live in an impermanent world, … Continue reading “Impermanence of thought”
During the month of December I signed up for the 34 day free trial of YNAB and though I love the App, the You Need A Budget (YNAB) system is simple enough to track on paper; though most prefer the YNAB inspired spreadsheet from Blooming Finances. If spreadsheets work why pencil and paper? Today, I’ve … Continue reading “YNAB on Paper”
Last December, I migrated from WordPress to ClassicPress. Matt Mullenweg was shattering the once vibrant community with every post and interview, and at the peak it seemed his noisy irrelevant rants and gatekeeping by withholding services from people he disagreed with arrived almost daily. ClassicPress offers an alternative for projects that don’t benefit from from … Continue reading “Reflections on a year of using ClassicPress”