Just learned about Parachute Backup from the Mac Power Users and it is great! It downloaded the entire iCloud Photo library onto my NAS, which is worth the price of admission all by itself. But, it didn’t stop there. It also organized all of my photos and videos by year and month. Now, I have my backup and I can use the media in it’s organized state with other apps like Plex. I love it and highly recommend it.

A couple of weeks ago, I started to revisit Obsidian and have been using it daily for both work and personal projects. In fact, I’m writing this very post using it. Throughout each day, I jot down daily notes to maintain a running log of various activities, use Obsidian databases to track work-related items, and draft blog posts like this one.

For those who are new to Obsidian or returning to it after some time away, this video might be helpful. While it’s a bit lengthy, it covers the fundamentals needed to get up and running. It’s essentially a compilation of many of Nick Milo’s Obsidian tutorials.

OmniFocus 4.7 Brings Planned Dates, Mutually Exclusive Tags, Repeat Limits & More - Learn OmniFocus

OmniFocus 4.7 includes new and enhanced features that make it easier and more convenient to manage your tasks than ever before.

As a long time OmniFocus user, I am pretty excited about these new features. I can try to explain them here, but I suggest you check out the Learn OmniFocus link above and have the professionals break it down for you, instead.