Enjoy the latest episodes from MacStories’ family of podcasts: Comfort Zone Chris tries to sell us some new Logitech gear, Matt tries to sell some old challenges, and both of them try to sell Niléane on something from IKEA. In the Cozy Zone, the gang review their charging habits. And let’s just say, one dad likes to over-engineer everything, while the other dad is in desperate need of a new USB-C cable. MacStories Unwind This week, John stumbles upon a restaurant with a thing for the Ita...| MacStories
Enjoy the latest episodes from MacStories’ family of podcasts: Comfort Zone Niléane gets sporty and frosty, Chris is drowning in new Apple products, and Matt oversees the battle for the nicest iPhone wallpaper (where everyone wins). MacStories Unwind This week, Federico tries to recover from a rough week, John brings some Southern cooking to the show, Federico has a long backlog of videogames to attend to, and John has an Apple TV+ show and an album to share. Magic Rays of Light Sigmund is...| MacStories
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Enjoy the latest episodes from MacStories’ family of podcasts: Comfort Zone https://youtu.be/AGfhgaDRSxw Niléane is out on assignment, so Chris and Matt hold down the fort, discussing what “pro” tools look like, the most pro Thunderbolt dock you can buy, and how they automated their note-taking. This episode is sponsored by: Ecamm Live – Broadcast Better| www.macstories.net
Khao Yai is about 2 - 3 hours drive from bangkok airport. For the past few years we usually go to places where we don't have to drive because I tend to find driving stressful. But this limits our travel options since places that have good transport infrastructure are typically heavily populated cities. The last...| Winnie Lim
Once upon a time, some dozen years ago, an email landed in my inbox at work. Congratulations, it read. If you are reading this, you’re one of the lucky employees selected to give a presen…| The Heart of the Matter
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The photo albums from my teenaged years are fat with smiling faces of skinny brown girls. I remember the timidity of forced poses for mothers and aunties who wanted to capture the youthful nonchala…| Memos from the Middle
Ever thought about how a lobster grows? Because of its rigid shell, the larger it gets, the more uncomfortable the lobster becomes. Eventually, it has to shed its old shell in order to grow a new…| Build Your Walls! Guard Your Gates!
“Failure is not an event; it’s a judgment about an event.” ~ John Ortberg One of the most amazing stories of faith and courage occurs in Matthew 14:22-33. Recognizing Jesus walking across the Sea …| Build Your Walls! Guard Your Gates!
