Finally able to launch a pet project that has (technically) been 6 years in the making possibleforms.com
Jordan Moore ποΈ
Jordan Moore ποΈ
@jordanm.co.uk
working on https://possibleforms.com/
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@ptujec.bsky.social Hey Christian - thank you so much for all of the work you do in terms of adding new actions to Launchbar. I love the new Menus action - quick question: is there any way for the items to be accessible from the root search? eg pressing Cmd+Space and CT for Close Tab in Safari? Thx!
Hopefully this helps some people. I think I've been misunderstanding *every* meditation practice that uses attention to move into *now*. (Disclaimer: I might still be wrong, but right in a placebo sense) jordanm.co.uk/2025/02/22/m...
Update: went a bit crazy here, got an M4 iPad Pro and a MIDI controller. I'm addicted to this stuff. My fallback excuse was "it'll make a nice work computer if I don't get along with music creation" but the touch interface for tweaking + physical dials and keys is a lovely balance.
Trying to enter the music creation world from very humble beginnings - I have a Pocket Operator KO 33 (which I love dearly), but I'm in the market for making music and I want to build a nice setup without breaking the bank (just in case I'm really, really bad at it). Any recommendations?
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Emerging from this - really strange but great thing happened once the depersonalisation subsided, I felt more detached from my current idea of self (running a business, and the stresses of) and seemed to reassemble a sense of "true" self akin to my late teens. Felt like I met an old friend again.
Whatever this cold/flu/virus thing is that is knocking about, it's grim. I know I'm a bit of a precious flower but so far it has been: 2x nights of fever dreams 1.5x days of a real depersonalised feeling Not nice.
I've got one eye on Espresso (espressoapp.com) as it feels closer to the original Coda which was peak Mac-assness for me.
You are what you read. Notice how inputs affect your baseline mood. β News cycles of elections, wars, tragedy will change you from within by imposing on or asking an opinion of you. β Notice this from when you wake in the morning. Choose birdsong and sunrise as an input before a single screen...
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on this day in 1968! so good. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mot...
I'm aware this sounds a bit "well, duh" - but most of the best parts of my nostalgia stretch back about 20 years. This realisation (quoted) is that you can have THAT for NOW.
You can't have the sweet parts of nostalgia (love, gratitude, warm feelings etc) without reflecting on something... Nostalgia requires the crystallising of something to be nostalgic. So in a sense, you can have nostalgia (full of love, gratitude) for TODAY with _deliberate reflection_ on your day.
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I had no master plan to quit my job. Even now, several years after doing so, when people ask about my journey, Iβm more confused than you might expect. Itβs tempting to tell a simple story. People want to hear about bold acts of courage, not years of feeling lost. https://pmillerd.com/pebble/
Wrapping up my first week of using Taskpaper from @jessegrosjean.bsky.social. As a Bike user (incredible writing app also from Jesse), I knew Taskpaper was going to be well made, and just as wonderfully Mac-assed. It's an absolute joy to use.
Exactly this. The real life equivalent is the people you choose to surround yourself with and their influence on your outlook. If you were to hang around with IRL people who argue with others all the time and are generally negative, you'd soon have people saying you're hanging with a bad crowd.
The best part about social media is meeting cool, creative people. Social gets a bad rap because there are a lot of nasty folks out there. But when you go in with the right mind and connect with good people, you can have a remarkable experience. So far, @bsky.app is delivering that in spades.
There is something unexplainably homely about Verdana. It's like seeing an old friend again. I'm seriously considering reverting to the original web safe font.
Added some additional graphics to my horizontal blog. It's the most cumbersome, restrictive format, along with my recent change-up to comic book imagery restricts things further... yet I can't bring myself to scrap it for something that would make publishing a lot easier.
I deeply appreciate that I got to follow Blur in the 90's, watch their sound evolve into experimental places that got overlooked by the general public, and experience an entirely different project in Gorillaz, and that Damon Albarn is still making great music in 2024 www.youtube.com/watch?v=hp01...