Tyler Miller

love how 1:1 the details are with the translation from photo:labubu

Plex continues to be the best way to manage my media.

Love this app, and still use it everyday. I still pair it with Backwords, even though they've discontinued support for it.

Currently the best simple thought-structuring tool around - now gets better with tables and deeper functionality for more-than-simple work. Pros: free-form, beautiful, mobile, interconnected Cons: None

Sometimes the only thing standing between reading on a computer comfortably and a headache is a little bit more line height. Line Height Adjuster allows you to make your digital reading experience better when it matters Pros: Easy to use, responsive, reduces eye strain Cons: Doesn't work in all instances but that's not LHA's fault

I always return to Fluid - recently, I tried to find a suitable Twitter Mac Client and in the end, nothing was better than a Fluid shell. I use it for FB Messenger, as Goofy had many problems. Medium, Bandcamp & Instagram work too. Pros: Turn any web app into a desktop app Cons: Some web apps like Google Sheets are too much for Fluid to run :(

I've been buying records for over 10 years, and often from artists that are wary of putting their music online. I've long ripped these records, storing them as FLAC files, but I've been without great options for streaming. Voltra makes it a breeze for me to sync my music and and now enjoy my music from anywhere. It's still early for them, but I'm excited to see how they continue to evolve....