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It’s difficult to pinpoint exactly where my renewed interest in Game Boy hardware and the broader retro community sprung from.

This is a slightly updated version of the original article which addresses minor factual errors and spelling mistakes.

We’re now just hours away from finally putting 2020 safely behind us, indicating the time has come once again to check in on iOS’s growing list of music players.

2019 was an exciting year for iOS music apps.

Update: July 16, 2023 This is a heavily modified version of the original, obsolete guide, see here for the complete change log.

It’s no secret I cherish music.

This past year, I’ve had the pleasure of using Fournova’s macOS git client, Tower 2, to version control my professional and personal work.

I still remember how thrilled I was the day I got my iPod Touch—or more specifically, how thrilled I was I could finally dump my old iPod Video.

About a year ago, I published a light “listicle” to highlight some of the smaller features in the then-new iOS 10 and watchOS 3.

Over the past five years, you may have noticed a colorful array of dots appeared to decorate the otherwise reserved Finder sidebar.

My mom sent me an email recently asking for advice sending a couple photos to a friend.

Do you know what magic() means?

As is tradition, with fresh versions of Apple’s operating systems comes thousands of reviews and pop tabloids eager to cash in on the hype.

Your computer is priceless.

At Christmastime this past year my parents surprised me with a gift that had been on the nagging edge of my radar for a long time: a record player.

“Alright class, we’re going to play Turtle, Hare, and Hot Rod!”

It’s inevitable, you’ll be enjoying a friend’s company and they decide to take out their iPhone to show you some new pictures.

What’s your iPhone home screen look like?

For the past few articles I’ve focused on topics that were for everyone, but for now I want to take a brief break and give my developer friends some attention.

As a student that has for years now feverishly clacked away assignments deep into the night, f.lux is my easily most precious app.

When I was a child, I—like most American children in the late 1990’s—spent nearly all my car travel time engrossed in the world of Pokémon.

What makes a great general-purpose photo does not necessarily make a great desktop background.

What’s the first thing you see when you use your iPhone?

A classmate once told me software engineers shouldn’t design.