The Best Way to Watch the Olympics
As summer is approaching, many of us are gearing up for a thrilling event that requires minimal effort but maximum engagement: watching the Olympics. With so much competition happening on the global stage, it can be overwhelming to decide where and how to watch your favorite sports.
For the best viewing experience, I recommend using Gold Zone on Peacock. This feature allows you to see what's happening in different parts of the stadium at any given time, ensuring that you never miss a moment of action. The app is user-friendly and provides a seamless viewing experience, making it easy to keep up with your favorite athletes.
Another great option for watching sports is Raindrop.io Stella, an AI-powered update to my favorite bookmarking app. This new feature allows me to search, ask questions about, and interact with my bookmarks in a much more efficient way.
If you're looking for something nostalgic, why not try Super Nintendo? Keza MacDonald's book is a great read that combines business, game, and story, offering valuable insights into the world of Nintendo.
For productivity tools, I recommend checking out Codex for Mac. This app offers Automations features that can help streamline your workflow, making it easier to stay organized.
If you're a fan of The Muppets, this week is a great time to catch up on their latest special. With Sabrina Carpenter and Seth Rogen in the lineup, it's sure to be an entertaining watch.
Lastly, don't forget about Phantom Obligation by Terry Godier. This thought-provoking essay argues that RSS readers resemble email clients and highlights the importance of rethinking our information structures.
For this week's Screen Share, I asked my friend Terry to share his current favorite apps, including Fastmail for email, Fantastical for calendar management, ChatGPT for AI assistance, and Claude for language learning. You can check out his homescreen by clicking here.
As summer is approaching, many of us are gearing up for a thrilling event that requires minimal effort but maximum engagement: watching the Olympics. With so much competition happening on the global stage, it can be overwhelming to decide where and how to watch your favorite sports.
For the best viewing experience, I recommend using Gold Zone on Peacock. This feature allows you to see what's happening in different parts of the stadium at any given time, ensuring that you never miss a moment of action. The app is user-friendly and provides a seamless viewing experience, making it easy to keep up with your favorite athletes.
Another great option for watching sports is Raindrop.io Stella, an AI-powered update to my favorite bookmarking app. This new feature allows me to search, ask questions about, and interact with my bookmarks in a much more efficient way.
If you're looking for something nostalgic, why not try Super Nintendo? Keza MacDonald's book is a great read that combines business, game, and story, offering valuable insights into the world of Nintendo.
For productivity tools, I recommend checking out Codex for Mac. This app offers Automations features that can help streamline your workflow, making it easier to stay organized.
If you're a fan of The Muppets, this week is a great time to catch up on their latest special. With Sabrina Carpenter and Seth Rogen in the lineup, it's sure to be an entertaining watch.
Lastly, don't forget about Phantom Obligation by Terry Godier. This thought-provoking essay argues that RSS readers resemble email clients and highlights the importance of rethinking our information structures.
For this week's Screen Share, I asked my friend Terry to share his current favorite apps, including Fastmail for email, Fantastical for calendar management, ChatGPT for AI assistance, and Claude for language learning. You can check out his homescreen by clicking here.
! Can't they just make it easy to watch the Olympics? I mean, I'm trying to relax on my couch with some snacks and suddenly I'm on a rabbit hole of choosing between Peacock's Gold Zone or Raindrop.io Stella. And don't even get me started on all these other apps like Codex for Mac... can someone just give me a simple list of the best ways to watch the Olympics? 
i've been meaning to try gold zone on peacock it looks like a game changer for keeping up with all the sports action at once 
meanwhile, has anyone else checked out codex for mac? i heard it's got some crazy automations features that are gonna take my productivity to the next level 
But I have to say, I'm also loving this new Raindrop.io update - it's so much easier to search for and interact with my bookmarks 
Codex on Mac is another game changer for productivity... I can finally get my workflow organized and stuff 
! There's nothing quite like watching your fave athletes go for gold on a global stage. I've been looking into different ways to watch, and I think Gold Zone on Peacock is a total game-changer 
. The way you can see what's happening in the stadium at any given time is so cool. And, have you guys tried Raindrop.io Stella? It's like having your own personal AI assistant for all your bookmarks 
. I also tried Raindrop.io Stella and it's so cool how you can ask questions about your bookmarks 
, super helpful for finding what you need in a hurry 
. And have you seen Super Nintendo? Keza MacDonald's book is giving me some major inspiration to dive back into the world of Nintendo 
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. And if you're looking for something nostalgic like a classic console, Super Nintendo is definitely worth checking out. It's so cool to learn about the history of gaming and business from Keza MacDonald's book 
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. I'm also curious about Phantom Obligation by Terry Godier - maybe it'll change how we think about information structures 
. I mean, who thought it was a good idea to hide the Gold Zone feature behind three taps? It's like they want us to watch half the Olympics while waiting for the action to start 
. And don't even get me started on the ads... ugh! Can't they just give us a decent ad-free experience for once? 
. Anyway, I hope you all have a blast watching the Olympics!
. Anyway, have you guys tried any of the productivity tools like Codex for Mac or Fantastical? They seem really helpful for staying organized 
. It makes the whole experience feel more immersive and engaging for me. But what do you guys think? Have you tried any of these apps or methods out yet? Should we make a list of our favorite Olympic watching hacks? 
I swear, I was just getting used to that one feature in Raindrop.io Stella and now there's an AI-powered update! 