superdavey
I enjoy to talk aboutšŸ“±tech, šŸƒā€ā™‚ļørunning,Ā  šŸ“ŗ tv shows and šŸ›» travel. I am an Apple Distinguished Educator. I am from Whadjuk Boodjar (Perth, Australia).Ā 

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Can we focus on the algorithm as the problem?

Lately, Iā€™ve been feeling puzzled by the growing movement to ban children below a certain age from accessing social media. It seems to be largely influenced by Jonathan Haidtā€™s book The Anxious Generation, which tries to link the rise of smartphones and social media to the decline in childrenā€™s mental health. While Haidt presents his argument in a way that sounds both legitimate and well-researched, his narrow focus on the release of the iPhone in 2007 overlooks a multitude of other societal changes that have also shaped todayā€™s world. This article on TechDirt does a great job highlighting the key...

Loving what I already have

In the last 48 hours I have gone from excitement over finally buying an Apple Watch Ultra 3 to confusion about should I just get the Black Ultra 2 and finally settling on sticking with my Series 7. But guess what? I am still very happy and I have zero FOMO. The Series 7 has got me through one marathon and helped me through a long recovery from injury. I never have real issues with battery life, the screen is bright and clear and paired with my yellow Ocean Band is super comfortable whilst looking great. Someone even commented on...

Lauryn Hill did not choose to be number one

This week Apple wrapped up its 100 Best Albums and apart from the website itself being a good example of web design gone bad, it really did make some interesting choices of Albums in the list. I am no music expert but I know have a reasonably varied taste and can enjoy most genreā€™s. I went in with an open mind and I really donā€™t want to pass judgement on whether the list is ā€œcorrectā€. I very much enjoyed checking the list daily and adding albums that I may not have come across and adding them to my Library. So...

Karijini National Park

Karijini is located about 1400km N of Perth, Western Australia and is an incredible place to visit. Taking 14 hours to travel from Perth and really no "local" airport it is remote to say the least.The accommodation ranges from stays in Tom Price, an Eco Retreat and Parks WA site (search Dales). We have managed to stay at the Tom Price Caravan Park, the Eco Retreat and Dales campground and I would recommend all of them but be mindful of facilities available and what matches your travel setup and budget. The highlight for Karijini is the amazing gorges located across...