Hunter Peress

If you ever feel stale or like you are in a rut, side projects are so important. They don't have to be in the same space as your business. If your business is digital, doing an analogue side-project can be very therapeutic. I recently found an interesting rusted piece of metal on the ground and spent a few days grinding and polishing it.

Invaluable for taking notes on a piece of audio. I don't EVER want to lose this app.

Sustainable Energy and Crypto.

I use Apple Notes. It is fantastic. I also like Noted on ios for notes related to an audio recording.

Sort of....wish I done the fart app ;-) See I am a connoisseur....decades before iPhones I purchased a remote control fart machine, probably from the back pages of Archie or the like...and I would strategically plant it a few rows ahead of me in the movie theater....And might try to make the fart app on the next new thing....is there a VR fart app? But...in all jokeyness, I created a mouse...

A new set of Keen's winter boots. Just snowed big in NYC ;-)

A website named SimplyMac in 1993, I covered such topics as Resedit and everything mac I could find. I was 11 at the time, and using some FTP server. I have searched for it on Wayback machine....but it can't be found. It EOL after I returned home from summer camp and found it to be no longer running. RIP ;-)

Before COVID I would say hold a meetup with free food ;-) And in 3-9 months that will soon be a reality again ;-)

ENT-WHAT ;-)

As an NP....the most tedious part of my day actually occurs on an infinitely recursive basis at all times of the day. In other words, when I'm bored (not quite the right word) of a task....it becomes tedious. The trick to getting things done is having another task to dive into while I get unbored, yep I just did that ;-)

I made this! Honest feedback would be appreciated. Is it useful? Is it interesting? Why or why not? Enjoy, and thank you!