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  1. What can you do with the NFC in the Xteink X3?

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    A while back I wrote a review of the Xteink X3 in which I said “Has NFC for, well, we’ll discuss that later”.

  2. Creating a website link file in macOS

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    Sometimes, something you think should be simple turns out not to be.

  3. Headwater app – Summarising YouTube

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    After I posted my review on the Xteink X3 someone left a comment about it and made an oblique reference to something that they were working on: I learned this working on my CrossPoint fork (hoping to get the device to pull my daily youtube summaries autom…

  4. Ai Transcription Gone Rogue

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    I wrote recently about using Ai to help Transcribing handwritten diary entries into Day One.

  5. Foursquare Check-in Stats

    (Spoken Like a Geek)

    Late last year I wrote a script that took my Foursquare check-ins and created an entry for each of them in the Day One app.

  6. Checking which macOS apps rely on Rosetta

    (Spoken Like a Geek)

    Do you keep seeing this notification pop-up on your MacBook?

  7. Transcribing handwritten diary entries into Day One

    (Spoken Like a Geek)

    I recently wrote a post about the ongoing project I have been doing to transcribe all my physical diaries and journals into the Day One app.

  8. Xteink X3 Review

    (Spoken Like a Geek)

    I’ve made no secret of my love for the Xteink X4, the tiny ereader that you can take with you wherever you go (and I do).

  9. Google has made us Stupid

    (Spoken Like a Geek)

    I’ve been away on holiday, on a cruise at it happens.

  10. Decoding the Evernote Auth Token

    (Spoken Like a Geek)

    If, like me, you are still persisting with Evernote’s aging API (I have two projects that use it) you will have come across the Auth Token that is used to validate requests.