ORGANIZING CREATIVITY – Page 2 – How to generate, capture, and collect ideas to realize creative projects.

e-ink Tablet Experiences (Notebook, Book Reader, Day Page)

2023-05-06

A few comments on a small e-ink tablet for use as notebook, book reader, and day page.
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Sobering Up

2023-05-06

Trying to stop drinking alcohol worked out — for over a year now.
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Getting up Early in the Morning

2023-05-06

Using an old fashioned alarm clock it is really helpful to get out of bed early in the morning, and getting up early has a few other benefits.
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Sewing Tablet Cases

2023-05-04

Disliking attached covers and seeing the options, yeah, just easier to sew a tablet case yourself.
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The End of the Silent Protagonist in Computer Games

2023-05-04

There was a time in which you had to buy an expensive sound card to have audio on the computer. We likely soon think the same about the so-called silent protagonist in computer games — thanks to AI and deep fakes for voice.
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Bubble Gum Bag

2023-05-04

If carrying gums in a box is too loud or the box is too large, sewing a bubble gum bag works.
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Recommendation: Kipling’s If—

2023-05-04

Beautiful poem well-suited for our times. (Yeah, it's poetry, but hell, it doesn't suck.)
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Dates with Nuts and Honey

2023-05-04

Not a cooking blog, but hey, dates with nuts and honey sure are something.
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Update Onyx Boox Tab X with NeoReader

2023-04-02

An update on this e-ink device and the main PDF reader it uses — which is better than its first impression.
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Recommendation: Attack on Titan

2023-04-02

Beautiful Manga (and Anime) with an interesting world and a bittersweet ending.
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BTW, posts can get updated after I published them if I spot spelling errors (not a native speaker) or think a different wording might improve precision and clarity.