The best lists to keep — and the best ways to keep them
- The writer has been busy reading about various topics, including Tim Berners-Lee and stain removers.
- Their schedule was disrupted by trying to catch up on several TV shows, including “The Morning Show” and “7 Days Out”.
- The writer also tried out a new note-taking app called Mem.
- They accidentally restarted their device while testing the app.
- The writer is gearing up for horror movie season with a one-month Shudder subscription.
Hi, friends! Welcome to Installer No. 100, your guide to the best and Verge-iest stuff in the world. (If you’re new here, welcome, get ready for a big gadget week, and also you can read all the old editions at the Installer homepage.)
This week, I’ve been reading about Tim Berners-Lee and stain removers and AI marriage problems, trying desperately to find time to go see One Battle After Another, firing up a one-month Shudder subscription because it’s horror movie season, catching up on the terrible but also wonderful The Morning Show, stressing my way through 7 Days Out, giving the new Mem a whirl for taking notes, accidentally restarting …
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Q. Who is the author of the article?
A. The author is Installer No. 100, a guide to the best and Verge-iest stuff in the world.
Q. What was the author reading about recently?
A. The author was reading about Tim Berners-Lee, stain removers, and AI marriage problems.
Q. What movie did the author want to see but couldn’t find time for?
A. The author wanted to see “One Battle After Another”.
Q. Why did the author start a Shudder subscription?
A. The author started a Shudder subscription because it’s horror movie season.
Q. What TV show was the author catching up on?
A. The Morning Show.
Q. What game was the author playing while stressing?
A. 7 Days Out.
Q. What tool did the author try for taking notes?
A. Mem.
Q. Why did the author accidentally restart their device?
A. The reason is not specified in the text.
Q. Is this article from a specific publication or website?
A. Yes, it’s an article from The Verge.
Q. Can readers find all old editions of the article on the Installer homepage?
A. Yes, they can read all old editions at the Installer homepage.