If you use Apple Shortcuts for Automations that are triggered from locations e.g. Arrive and Leave, you may find that the list of locations you can choose includes random locations you’re not familiar with or don’t want, but there’s no way to delete them. Neither holding or swiping will delete the locations and there’s no […]
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I own a Drop CSTM80 Mechanical keyboard. It’s pretty sweet TKL keyboard. I was worried I would lose the piece of paper in the box that explains the Drop CST80M default hot keys. Rather than run that risk, typing them up here so I always have them, and you, internet traveler, has them too. Here
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Finally! Apple has announced a long overdue update to the iPad mini (it only took 1,127 days!). The good news is (aside from faster A17 processor and support for Apple Intelligence) is the new 2024 iPad mini is the same size as the 2021 iPad. This means you can get a screen protector now, today
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I own an ASUS Vivobook S. It’s one of the new generation of Windows ARM laptops running the Snapdragon X Plus processor. It’s amazing and proves Windows ARM is really ready for prime time. The ASUS Vivobook S has a 3K OLED display which makes it even better (here’s the laptop on Amazon and Best
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The Remarkable Paper Pro aka Remarkable 3 is Remarkable’s full color update to the Remarkable 2. See here for my comparison of Remarkable 2 to the Remarkable 3. Unlike the Remarkable 2, the Remarkable 3 does not work with EMR pens and you can’t use your old Remarkable 2 pen on the Remarkable Paper Pro.
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Short answer. No. Remarkable 2 Pens are not compatible with the Remarkable Paper Pro. Long answer. Remarkable changed the technology used for the Remarkable Paper Pro (Remarkable 3). The Remarkable 2 used EMR technology, meaning you could use pens like the LAMY Al Star EMR. The Remarkable Paper Pro uses Active Pens, a technology from
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With the release of the Remarkable Paper Pro aka Remarkable 3, we now have a full color eink tablet. During the announcement, I wrote up my first impressions of the Remarkable Paper Pro here. Remarkable have not upgraded the Remarkable 2 and they also ditched EMR pens for the Paper Pro. This means if you
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I am not affiliated, associated with, nor sponsored by Remarkable or Best Buy. This trade in offer only works in the US. For Remarkable fans, it was great to see a full color Remarkable announced, the Remarkable Paper Pro aka Remarkable 3. There are some good and bad things about the new color Remarkable. One of
This is a post event summary of all the news from Remarkable Big News Event and a comparison of the Remarkable 3 (Paper Pro) vs the Remarkable 2. If you’re interested, I also live blogged the Remarkable 3 announcement. As a Remarkable 2 owner, I love my Remarkable. It has been over 4 years since
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If you own a Remarkable 2, one of the other fun things about them is you can hack and customize the software. If you really want to give your Remarkable 2 a personal touch, then I recommend customizing the sleep screen. This is easy to do and doesn’t require confidence in using shell commands, there’s a
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If you’re running a Raspberry Pi on Bookworm, you may be greeted by the message “Cannot currently show the desktop” error when you try and connect to your Raspberry Pi over VNC. This was super frustrating for me, because I run my Raspberry Pi headless and rely on VNC for remote access. While there are
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