I’ve been a fan and supporter of the Wayback Machine for years.
If you’re not familiar with it, the Wayback Machine is the digital archive of the World Wide Web.
Created in 1996 by the Internet Archive nonprofit organization, the Wayback Machine was made public in 2001 and allows people to save pages as well as see how a page looks like in the past.
Continue reading Thankful for the Wayback Machine
When I wrote about leaving Evernote earlier this year, I explained why I was looking for a note-taking replacement.
After identifying my requirements, I researched and found three apps that seemed to be good contenders for my next note-taking app: Simplenote, Notion, and Joplin.
Unfortunately, after I reviewed/used each app, I discovered they all had missing requirements that were essential to me.
Continue reading Leaving Evernote: Part 3
When I wrote about deleting online accounts in May 2022, I mentioned how some organizations were really good about providing clear information to customers about deleting accounts. How other organizations, like Patreon, failed. And how Skillshare stood out with their information about deleting your account. I thought I was moving forward with cleaning up online… Continue reading What I Learned About Deleting Online Accounts: Part 2