Coyote Tracks: The Blog

2024

• November 26: Platforms are not neutral
• October 8: On evacuations and hurricanes
• September 18: Generative AI comes for imaginary friends
• August 26: How much of yourself do you put online?
• August 2: Conservatives are the real snowflakes
• July 29: It could be burnout
• May 23: Creative writing and AI’s failure modes
• May 3: Judge the AI that exists, not the AI you imagine

2023

• July 20: A year back in Florida
• July 10: You’re So Vain, You Probably Think This App Is About You: On Meta and Mastodon

2022

• November 22: Twitter, failure modes, and your favorite bar
• July 15: Thoughts on Leaving California

2021

• July 19: BBEdit 14, and why you should care
• July 17: Panic’s Nova, ten months in
• June 10: A quick unofficial Apple Music Spatial Audio FAQ
• June 8: A quick unofficial Apple Music Lossless FAQ
• April 27: The Peril of “No Politics”
• April 21: The Mac and the iPad aren’t meeting in the middle yet

2020

• October 1: A brief chat about Chuck Wendig, the Internet Archive, and bad information spread in good faith
• September 17: Panic’s Nova text editor (a review)
• March 20: Signs of the old Apple

2019

• October 13: Notes from the Road
• August 12: The iPad needs more focus on the little things
• July 12: Review: Brydge 12.9″ Keyboard Pro
• May 17: Random (but not angry) thoughts on ‘Game of Thrones’
• April 13: Medium thinks it’s a brand
• February 5: Dan Olson on Patreon
• February 5: A digression about Facebook

2018

• December 4: Let’s talk about the Tumblrpocalypse
• November 16: The new iPad Pro
• November 14: Low cognitive load blogging
• September 13: Apple’s topsy-turvy iPhone lineup

2016

• December 16: Form over frolic: Jony Ive’s quest for boring perfection
• December 7: Bubbles, Baseball, and Mr. Marsh