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While the lease program is a pretty slick way of bringing the monthly price on this extremely expensive phone down to a reasonable level it seems to me there's a Trade-In Trap—which is that if you trade-in your own phone (in my case an iPhone 16 Pro) to reduce the phone on the first term's payments, you've got nothing to trade-in once the time for the upgrade arrives.

Once you reach the end of your lease, be it one or two years and you decide to upgrade to the next phone, you're effectively guaranteed to go into the next contract at full price—unless of course you were to buy out the residual and then trade that in (which seems crazy). That's the trap.

Tell me I'm wrong, but to me it mak

On a recent episode of the Hard Fork podcast, Casey Newton shared his productivity system that he said he's finally happy with, and as a habitual note-taking system hacker, plans on using this throughout 2026 with no modifications as a resolution.

He uses Capacities, but said that this could likely be reproducable in any of the major note taking applications. I'm wondering how this might be best reproduced in Obsidian?

His system revolves around three main tenants:

1. Daily journaling - A place to write each morning and clear his head
2. Lightweight task management - To-dos integrated with the journal
3. "Blips" system - Inspired by Andy Matuschak, blips are small notes based on quick tho

On the most recent episode of the Hard Fork podcast, Casey Newton shared his productivity system that he said he's finally happy with, and as a habitual note-taking system hacker, plans on using this throughout 2026 with no modifications as a resolution.

He uses Capacities, but said that this could likely be reproducable in any of the major note taking applications. I'm wondering how this might be best reproduced in Craft?

His system revolves around three main tenants:

1. Daily journaling - A place to write each morning and clear his head
2. Lightweight task management - To-dos integrated with the journal
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I want to be able to access my notes on my work and on my personal computer, but Obsidian Sync only allows for one vault, I believe.

I've typically been using iCloud sync for ease of use, but you can't sync iCloud across two seperate Apple IDs (work and personal), so does this mean I can only use one vault for both work and personal notes, if I want to use Obsidian Sync (and not pay out the nose)?

How do you manage sync across multiple systems?

Curious if you've found success in using the MiMo app for video recording, or if you use something else, like Blackmagic, Kino, Halide, or the native Android or Apple camera apps?

Would be wild if not, considered these are the two latest and presumably greatest products in the line.

Otherwise I’d have to use the Mic 3 receiver in my phone’s post, which can throw off the gimbal balance, right?

Hi DJI crew, I'm very new to content creation but have been tasked with recording some 'Subway Takes'-like content for my company's event coming up.

We've got someone for interviewing guests, and I'll be filming and editing. Would love your 'take' on the best low-profile setup for this.

I'm thinking the new DJI Mic 3 makes a lot of sense for this, as the kit comes with two mics that the host and guest can speak into, and I think it can just Bluetooth into my phone for video capture right?

Is there anything else I need? My iPhone 16 Pro is probably good enough for a one cam filming, with the Mic 3 as external audio source I assume; I likely don't need an Osmo for this kind of recording, r

One of my fav features from Arc was if you were signed in, you could share pinned tabs/folders/spaces, etc., across multiple computers.

Is this, or will this be possible with Zen?

Which one are you thinking of grabbing?

Coming from a floor I feel like I'd miss the scribble strips on the regular Stadium, but the size and desk-footprint is attractive. Regular Stadium plus an external expression pedal is how I'm leaning.

How about you?

I’ve been playing around with my appearance settings on Readwise Reader mobile, trying to find the ideal combination of font size, font choice, spacing, etc.

I really like the way New York Times app’s formatting looks on mobile, so I’m trying to match that as best I can.

For anyone who’s tweaked Reader endlessly to find the perfect, most comfortable reading experience, what font/sizing/spacing did you settle on? 

And how do you think Readwise could improve appearance customization? 

I’ll be flying Alaska across the country tomorrow during the Super Bowl. Will there be a way to watch it on the flight? Does Alaska offer live TV?