Jonathon Lacher

It’s a temptation in photography to ascribe gear like an expensive camera body or a fast n’ sharp lense as the the reason great photos are great. As if the gear itself will propel my photos from “ok” to “great”.

Pocket Casts (my preferred podcast player) says I’ve listened to 1038 hours of audio since 2015. This sounds like a lot, but per week it’s only 1038 / 5 / 52 ~ 4 hours. But it’s the consistency that counts.

I’ll admit that my experience with macOS/OSX only goes back a few years, but I was instantly frustrated with window management. Most folks around me seemed to have a sea of small windows that would pile up over the course of a day, maybe they would use mission control to switch between windows.

When I’m looking at property, one of the additional research steps I take is figuring out the available internet providers.

After I bought a mirrorless micro four thirds camera last year, I’ve entered the rabbit whole of media management.

If you’re a Todoist user, you may have seen this image Even if you haven’t, the style may look familiar. 100s (1000s?) of organizations use the same style.

I’m currently searching for a second vehicle and have been trolling Craigslist postings. I have saved searches set up, but was receiving a lot of false positives because nothing stops unrelated postings from keyword stuffing.

Since working from home, I’ve been using an external monitor more heavily. The light in my office changes throughout the day, and I found myself adjusting the brightness on my Macbook and external monitor separately.