Hey there fellow internet survivors… If you’re reading this, you’ve probably spent more time doom-scrolling than you’d like to admit. Me? I’ve been slinging words into the digital void since **November 2001**—that’s 24 years ago this month. Back when “blogging” meant hand-coding HTML in Notepad and praying your dial-up didn’t drop mid-post. My little corner Read More

In February 2001, I became daviddanielscom on eBay, joining a digital marketplace buzzing with collectors and tech fans. That same year, I launched DavidDaniels.com, my space for tech and creative pursuits. The internet was raw—Napster fueled music debates, Wikipedia was a new wiki, and Google was rising. As daviddanielscom, I began a 24-year eBay journey, Read More

The Mission: Move from the Lifecraft Journaling app to DayOne but you can only export entries from Lifecraft in RTF and you can only import entries to DayOne in txt. Copy and pasting all these entries will take years! Using a little Python this process is actually not that hard at all…… Read More »

Let’s rewind to 2006. Twitter hits the scene, and it’s all about SMS—those short, snappy text messages you’d send from a flip phone. Back then, it was built around the idea of texting: 140 married to a 140-character limit tied right to your phone. You could shoot off a quick update or get a friend’s Read More

Cronometer is one of the apps I rely on to thoroughly monitor my dietary intake. True wealth lies in great health, and this feature-rich app significantly helps you stay on track with your health goals. Personally, I love how the app highlights the two most important things to watch for: sodium and sugar. It has Read More