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matt.routleynet.org
Episode 097 of the Hemispheric Views podcast held a fun Duel of the Defaults! competition. Here's my list. I've really shifted to defaults over the past year. I'm conflicted about this: I really like a good indie app, yet find my needs don't justify the complexity of using non-defaults. Mail Client: Apple Mail Mail Server: iCloud Custom Email Domain Notes: Apple Notes To-Do: Reminders iPhone Photo Shooting: Camera. |
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mattlangford.com
There have been a bunch of "what apps am I using?" blog posts recently, inspired by an episode of Hemispheric Views. Robb Knight has a page with links to other people's posts. |
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ner3y.micro.blog
Last Update: 18.04.2024 (changes are marked in purple) Mail Client: HEY App on iPhone, HEY on Windows/Web Mail Server: Mailbox.org Notes: Reflect To-Do: Todoist (Pro) iPhone Photo Shooting: iOS Camera, Halide Photo Management: Google Photos (Google One 200 GB Plan) Calendar: The standard iOS calendar. I integrate the Google calendar and my work calendar there. Cloud file storage: Google Drive (Google One 200 GB Plan) |
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gigold.me
[AI summary] A digital director shares his personal tech stack and default applications for tasks ranging from email and notes to photo management and finance. |
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