I’m pretty pleased with my automation that plays BBC 6Music on my iPhone at a set time each morning (as a wake up alarm) then automatically sends the audio to my HopePod mini and sets the volume level. It’s a nice way to wake up to the radio each day.
For the physical version the only thing I’d recommend is making sure all your pieces of paper are the same size. Thinner paper (100gsm or less) will be easier to flip but the thinner you go the worse the drawing surface.
Digital-wise you could give https://flipanim.com/ a go. It’s pretty easy to use and emulates the physical construction of a hand made flip book nicely.
It’s so normal that I can’t actually remember it ever being any different. Even before the advent of mobile banking it was the same with internet banking. Instant transfers.
Spark is pretty good. Has a nice MacOS and iOS app. I like the behaviour of swiping your email as “done” to make it disappear and keep your inbox clean. This is different from moving read email to a folder. You can set the default view of your inbox to only see email that have not been marked as “done”. Search is good too.
The Vinegar extension for Safari is pretty good.
For iOS users Vinegar is a nice add-on for Safari that strips out all the ads etc.
Been using 1password family subscription for years. Absolutely swear by it.
I’m pretty pleased with my automation that plays BBC 6Music on my iPhone at a set time each morning (as a wake up alarm) then automatically sends the audio to my HopePod mini and sets the volume level. It’s a nice way to wake up to the radio each day.
https://www.photopea.com/ is basically a web based free photoshop alternative. Should do most of what you need.
Check out John Matthias & Jay Auborn’s album Ghost Notes it’s really great.
Another vote for The Weekly Planet here! Great Aussie banter if you like your comic book movies and tv shows or just current movie reviews.
For the physical version the only thing I’d recommend is making sure all your pieces of paper are the same size. Thinner paper (100gsm or less) will be easier to flip but the thinner you go the worse the drawing surface.
Digital-wise you could give https://flipanim.com/ a go. It’s pretty easy to use and emulates the physical construction of a hand made flip book nicely.
It’s so normal that I can’t actually remember it ever being any different. Even before the advent of mobile banking it was the same with internet banking. Instant transfers.
My money is on X’cretions and X’crement.
This is wild. Here in the UK we just transfer money from bank to bank in an instant using the banks own app.
Spark is pretty good. Has a nice MacOS and iOS app. I like the behaviour of swiping your email as “done” to make it disappear and keep your inbox clean. This is different from moving read email to a folder. You can set the default view of your inbox to only see email that have not been marked as “done”. Search is good too.