Same here, Dropbox is the center of everything for me. I avoid Google Docs unless it's necessary to collaborate in real-time.

I think the simplified post promotion was designed to make people waste money. Good returns from Facebook ads happen when their algorithms discover "Lookalike Audiences" based on the visitors to your…

Apple Ads for the App Store have a super simple interface by default and it can be switched to an advanced one (which isn't complex either compared to something like Facebook Ads).

VLC for macOS…

Figma can't replace Illustrator when it comes to, well, illustration. I don't think that Illustrator is still used for UI design nowadays when there's Sketch-like Adobe XD for this.

The best…

Alfred is amazing, I just installed it a month ago and now wish I'd bought it earlier. I've never got used to Spotlight because it feels too noisy and doesn't add much (I know where my files are), but…

😅 I just got tired of the .txt mess too fast (back then Markdown wasn't a thing yet).

I do not review most of my boards in Scapple until I need to return to the topics captured in them. Considering…

I used Twist briefly, and, from what I remember, it's basically an old-school forum but for companies. This approach makes more sense to me: it is less isolated than email chains, but also…

Can't say for Roam but Obsidian feels rather constraining compared to Scapple boards that don't have the limits of one-dimensional text documents. Scapple's landing says "it's a virtual sheet of…

Good threading UX. What Slack did is hard to follow and confusing because users need to decide if they reply in a thread or in place, and people tend to have different criteria for starting a thread…

Scapple: eight years later it still beats any other tool for thinking and collecting ideas over a long period. I have boards for different topics and projects that I revisit to "load" their overview…