Nathan Snelgrove
nathansnelgrove@mastodon.social
<p>Designer, husband, former pro photographer, guitarist, Jesus freak, almost never in that order. Nothing here has been approved by my boss. Self-employed.</p>
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It is bananas how good of an app Transmit is. Give Panic all your money!
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This PHP debacle was an excellent reminder for me that there is tremendous value in managed hosting. Ho-lee dinos.
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Forthcoming design software from the co-founder of Sketch: https://nathansnelgrove.com/2026/10/forthcoming-design-software-from-the-co-founder-of-sketch
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Angine de Poitrine in LEGO https://nathansnelgrove.com/2026/10/angine-de-poitrine-in-lego
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Zeitgeist looks like the kind of journalling I&#39;d be interested in: short posts, almost like tweets, along with some data that&#39;s automatically collected as you go about your day. https://nathansnelgrove.com/2026/10/zeitgeist-looks-like-a-great-journalling-app
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Printer drivers for macOS 27 Golden Gate https://nathansnelgrove.com/2026/10/printer-drivers-for-macos-27-golden-gate
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Of course there&#39;s only one guy who maintains PHP packages https://nathansnelgrove.com/2026/10/of-course-theres-only-one-guy-who-maintains-php-packages
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For the iPod&#39;s 25th anniversary, Apple remade it on the web https://nathansnelgrove.com/2026/10/for-the-ipods-25th-anniversary-apple-remade-it-on-the-web
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The iPod turns twenty-five: A reflection on how the iPod changed my life https://nathansnelgrove.com/2026/10/the-ipod-turns-twenty-five
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The iPhone Duo and Safari, continued https://nathansnelgrove.com/2026/10/the-iphone-duo-and-safari-continued
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Weird product ideas for John Ternus: Some serious (and not-so-serious) ideas for the folks in Cupertino. https://nathansnelgrove.com/2026/10/weird-product-ideas-for-john-ternus
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Thoughts on Sony ending PlayStation disc production: https://nathansnelgrove.com/2026/08/sony-ending-playstation-disc-production
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Sony ending PlayStation disc production: https://nathansnelgrove.com/2026/08/sony-ending-playstation-disc-production
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Nothing makes me sadder than reading a long-running blog that is now written in Claude’s tone of voice. So gross.
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I am doing some science. If your microwave has a number pad, please try and share the following: 1. try to turn it on for 90 seconds. Does it count down from 90, 1:30, or throw an error? 2. similarly, try to turn it on for 290. Does it count down from 2:90, 3:30, or throw an error? 3. and the brand of your microwave please
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What is a good iPhone app for feeding and diaper tracking for newborns? I want it to sync between parents. I have tried My Baby (it’s ok, too many taps), and Huckleberry (despised this). I want it to be an elegant app that’s super easy to use and made by a developer who clearly cares. Like if the people who make Things made a baby tracker.
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@stroughtonsmith@mastodon.social I am less certain Spencer leaving is bad news. He has not helped Xbox much in the past 10 years. Just when they started releasing exclusives that maybe could have helped, he put them on his biggest competitor. The Xbox platform is filled with advertising and gotchas. It’s just not enticing anymore. And that all happened under his tenure.
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@marcoarment@mastodon.social I asked ChatGPT to make a downloading/spinning animation once and it made exactly this. *Exactly* this.
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Nobody: Me: it’s insane that there is no proper Elden Ring sequel yet.
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At the moment, this is the last missive I&#39;m posting in this format. I plan on changing it up a little bit next week. So this is that awkward moment where you&#39;re happy with what you&#39;ve published, but you&#39;re too excited about what&#39;s ahead to care. https://wildfirestudios.ca/blog/studio-missive-35-the-word-is-the-logo
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Completely reposition and rebranded my studio&#39;s newsletter today and I am stoked on it: https://wildfirestudios.ca/blog/kindling-36-shrinking-moats