First, thanks to everyone for the continuous support of The Lab, whether by donation, subscription, or supporting my products. It’s meant more to me than you know, and I plan to keep bringing you the kind of crazy tools and tricks you’ve clearly come to expect. As a thank you, I’ve set up a promo code to get you free shipping on your order: .
shirts, thelab
Pi Fest starts today! It’s a software sale event geared toward researchers, scientists, and students. Developers from around the world have teamed up for this 10-day promotion. These are all high-quality apps that make work easier and faster, and with sustainable discounts that mean your purchase is supporting some great developers, too.
apps, mac, macos, sale
I have a couple of podcasts (Systematic, Overtired) that I do my own editing on. To save Moises over at ESN some time, I’ve been tagging the MP3 files. Not surprisingly, I decided I wanted to automate this process.
ruby, scripting
Ok, so I promised this rundown of some of my favorite iOS apps at the end of the last “Best of 2016” post, which was weeks ago. Sorry about that. The sheer length of this list made it a bit of an overwhelming project.
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I have a guest post from Ben Elijah, author of The Productivity Habits. He writes at Ink and Ben, and you can also find out more about him by listening to Systematic Episode 155, where he was a gracious guest.
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Thanks to Zengobi, creator of Curio 11, for sponsoring BrettTerpstra.com this week! I’m a long-time fan of Curio, and version 11 has a lot of powerful new features and enhancements. Check it out.
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Introducing the latest shirt available from my Teespring shop! It’s bold and beautiful and reasonably priced. And by wearing some humane text syntax on your chest you’ll garner immediate respect from other Markdown fans and find fun opportunities to explain nerdy topics to new people at parties and on dates. Especially on dates.
marketing, sale
