Month: January 2020
Last year, I brought you 19 days of new (to you) productivity tools for 2019. This year, I'm taking a different approach: building an environment that will allow you to be more productive in the new year, using tools you may or may not already be using.
Every time you shrug, you don’t need to Google, then copy, then paste.
Quand c’est bien fait, il faut le dire aussi.
Pardon the English, parce que mon français est très mal.
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Bonus : c’est bien plus facile pour moi d’ajouter un texte à wallabag (au hasard) que de stocker un fichier audio pour une « consommation » facile. L’audio me demande toute une mise en œuvre assez pénible, pas le texte.
Bonus: It is much easier for me to add text to wallabag (at random) than to store an audio file for easy “consumption”. The audio requires quite a painful implementation, but not so for the text.
If you’re a fan of Wallabag for bookmarking text for later, you might appreciate using Huffduffer.com for your audio. It has a simple bookmarklet that will pull audio files, text, and tags from webpages and save them to your account. Your account then has a variety of iTunes audio feeds that you can subscribe to in your podcatcher of choice so that you can listen to the audio at your convenience later. If your podcatcher supports it, you can play it back at speeds that suit you (vite, donc).
Getting the chompers polished. Look, ma! No cavities.
Santa Barbara Char with sweet potato fries and a diet coke.
Quick lunch to kill some time before going next door.
Overdue for a cut–as always.
Give it a whirl
An odd sort of snow in January here.
Browsing. They look like they’re wrapping up the Christmas leftovers, but the Valentines day stuff is out.
The president’s job is to oversee the whole of the executive branch, but under Trump the inverse is happening.
The tweet, in fact, was the 1,163rd entry in a thread that began back in April 2017 ❧
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Article bookmarked on January 21, 2020 at 01:01PM
Switch off, turn on.. etc etc...
Tim Prebble from YouTubeThis is a proof of concept for a project I am doing later in the year, as part of the Auckland City Council Artists Residency, where I will be based in Little Huia for two months...
A fascinating experiment of taking birdsong and translating it into music. This is pretty cool!
Score recording for the film One Thousand Ropes, directed by Tusi Tamasese, produced by Catherine Fitgzerald.
Composed by Tim Prebble, Orchestrated by Ewan Clark and featuring Tudor Consort choir, Aroha String Quartet, with Joan Perarnau Double bass and Jeremy Fitzsimons Percussion.
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This is a compilation I edited of many videos that can be found on YouTube & Pinkbike . It is for entertainment purposes only. I don' t. take any credit for the original footage, as I only edited the footage. All original footage credit goes to the filmers and owners.
Music : Foster the People - Pumped Up Kicks
Possibly twice as long as it ought to be, but entertaining. The dogs manage to bite it more than their riding companions.