@gruber 😂 Wow… love it.
@gruber Do you have more or less than this at home? 🤔 t.co/Z2GtffAKu… 
We’ve just kicked off a dedicated profile for our #podcast, #HemisphericViews! Follow @HemisphericV for updates and links to listen today. (As you can see, we like to be on-brand with our colours.) 🎙👨🏻💻👨🏼💻👨🏽💻 t.co/57NDbEDhe… 
@Chundles Perhaps it’s asking some grand, philosophical question: ‘Why are you a technolog?’.
@lukebuckmaster A great review! It is a bit unsettling and often I wonder about how film-makers fail to ask the question ‘Why should we do this?’.
@jsnell Ridiculous! I suppose the upside is not making it 20 consecutive Fridays rather than just days, as that would make it last for 20 weeks…
@lukebuckmaster I agree with much of what you said! I spoke about this in my podcast (loungeruminator.net/2020/09/11/43-…) but you should really check out this great video by @Cinematologists: patreon.com/posts/video-po…
I absolutely love #Ferrite for iPadOS by @wooji; using Apple Pencil with it is a dream. Here’s a screenshot of the app, which shows the most recent episode of our #HemisphericViews podcast: listen.hemisphericviews.com/009😀 t.co/N9LChH5cY… 
@endlessnoodling @AppleNews That sums it up!
This same rubbish also appears in News+ articles that use the special ‘Apple News Format’. Here’s another example within an article about the new #iPhone… a lovely contrast between Apple’s attention to detail in premium hardware design and lazy revenue for services. t.co/AyFNFWCE4… 
I like @AppleNews and subscribe to News+ but stuff like this (in the feed and articles) ruins what should be a smooth, premium experience. Ads shouldn’t be there at all. This would be like buying a Mac with a sticker on it or finding an anti-virus brochure in the box. t.co/F0FwTOUag… 
@GR36 Ha, classic! That’s a great suggestion, thank you.
@GR36 Woo! Thanks for the feedback and endorsement, Greg!
If you’re looking for a quick and entertaining #podcast for the weekend that includes three white men discussing mangoes, #iPhonemini, crazy spreadsheets and the glorious Australian comedy ‘Bargearse’, then check out #HemisphericViews: listen.hemisphericviews.com/009 🎙👨🏻💻👨🏼💻👨🏽💻 t.co/mstV7HFFP… 
@andrewcanion Thanks for sharing it! I’d rather that it be done properly anyway but it would be nice to have now.
Before our next regular episode of #HemisphericViews arrives, catch up on the last of our recent HVmini trilogy about desks! It’s Jason’s turn to be questioned: listen.hemisphericviews.com/008 | #technology #podcast t.co/VQJSP38gj…
This is brilliant. twitter.com/markhumphries/…
@gruber I think you’re both right. As someone who cares about the Mac and its history, I don’t mind if the platform gains touch but only if it doesn’t interfere with current input methods. It should be like the pointer on iPadOS: out of the way and only visible/apparent if you need it.
This makes me incredibly happy; it’s my favourite writing app. twitter.com/iAWriter/statu…
This is very satisfying and it was a nice touch during the #AppleSilicon #Mac keynote. Yay rainbow logo! twitter.com/wongmjane/stat…
If you want a reliable #RSS app that is beautiful on the #Mac, look no further than #NetNewsWire by @brentsimmons and friends. twitter.com/NetNewsWire/st…
Check out this bite-sized cross-examination of personal tech! #HemisphericViews #podcast twitter.com/andrewcanion/s…
@macgenie Such coordination!!!
@andrewcanion @sharped Haha thanks for the plug, Andrew! David, to give a better idea of the ‘native’ podcasting that I’m describing, here’s an example: relay.fm/membership 😀
@sharped Good questions! I’m afraid that I don’t have the answers to those and honestly they had never interested or occurred to me. I’m in a different podcasting world from what you’re describing (native podcasts that didn’t start on radio). I shall have to consider that. 😀