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 Plus, in this week’s Installer: new Bose headphones, Mark Zuckerberg reviews
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 By [15]David Pierce, editor-at-large and Vergecast co-host with over a decade
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 Hi, friends! Welcome to Installer No. 26, your guide to the best and Verge-iest
 stuff in the world. (If you’re new here, welcome. So psyched you found us, and
 also you can read all the old editions at the [21]Installer homepage.) 
 
 This week, I’ve been playing with the [22]redesigned You.com for AI research,
 trying out the [23]Phanpy Mastodon client, getting back into [24]Zombies, Run
 after reading Vee Song’s [25]great story about Fantasy Hike, and reading the
 new [26]“lost chapter” of The Martian before probably just rereading [27]The
 Martian again.
 
 I also have for you some non-earbud earbuds, a nerdy video about nerdy stuff, a
 new to-do list app, a new thing in ChatGPT, and much more. Let’s do it.
 
 (As always, the best part of Installer is your ideas and tips. What are you
 doing, reading, watching, playing, testing, cooking, lifting, soldering, or
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 The Drop
 
   • [36]Bose’s Ultra Open Earbuds. For some reason, over the last year or so,
     almost all in-ear headphones suddenly leave my ears sore and scratchy. So
     I’m very curious to try these — even though at $299 they’re too expensive
     for my tastes, [37]the clip-on style seems like it could work.
   • [38]Bulletin. The Verge’s Parker Ortolani turned me onto this: a new
     (Apple-only) [39]news- and RSS-reading app with a lot of AI features for
     summarization and stuff, but also just a really lovely UI for reading news
     feeds. You can add premade lists, dump in any site or feed, even save stuff
     to read later.
   • [40]The Space Race. A really cool documentary about early Black astronauts,
     with tons of archival footage and a really wild Cold War subplot. As with
     all good space docs, make sure you watch this one on the biggest screen you
     can find.
   • [41]Mark Zuckerberg’s Vision Pro review. The review itself is, like, fine
     — I think Zuck is right about a lot of the things people actually want
     headsets for, and about the price-to-quality balance being a tricky one.
     But shooting a review of a competitor’s product, with your own product, in
     such a casual way, is just fascinating to me.
   • [42]The ONE thing keeping this iconic vintage laptop from working… 
     Recently, for reasons I hope to someday be able to tell you about, I’ve
     been deep down the rabbit hole of awesome old gadgets. And the This Does
     Not Compute channel has become one of my favorite new resources — the host
     is perpetually trying to restore or resurrect some old PC, and even this
     random Toshiba laptop left me desperately wanting one. 
   • [43]Superlist. This week’s “to-do list app that’s so close to being
     everything I wanted and maybe I’ll just spend the whole weekend trying it
     out.” It’s a teams-first product, which, meh, but this is the best-looking
     productivity app I’ve seen in years.
   • [44]Mario vs. Donkey Kong. More updated spins on old-school Mario games for
     the Switch! How did we get so lucky! This one’s a platformer with [45]a
     really fun puzzle-y twist, which is exactly the kind of game I like to
     spend too many hours playing on the couch.
   • [46]How AI Tech Can Give Dead People a Voice. This week’s winner of the “Is
     this powerful and awesome, or is this horrifying” award is The Shotline,
     which is using AI to recreate the voices of kids who were victims of gun
     violence. Joanna Stern’s video is great, and [47]The Shotline’s voices will
     make you feel… a lot of things.
   • [48]DuckDuckGo. DDG just [49]rolled out a cool new tool that lets you [50]
     sync passwords and bookmarks across platforms without needing an account;
     you just scan a QR code to add a new device. At this point, I’m wary of
     saying any company is actually a good privacy option, but DuckDuckGo is
     certainly doing the work. 
 
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 Spotlight
 
 A while back, I got really close to moving all my personal docs, email,
 calendar, and files into [51]Skiff, which was basically a privacy-focused
 Google Drive competitor. Stuff got busy, and moving all that stuff is a big
 project, but it’s been on my list for a while. Super glad I didn’t get to it,
 though, because Skiff was just acquired by Notion and is now shutting down.
 
 If I’ve learned one thing in my years of covering tech, it’s that nothing is
 guaranteed to stick around, no matter how much you love it or how popular it
 is. Things change, mistakes happen, stuff disappears. And every time it
 happens, I get a little more religious about something that Steph Ango, the CEO
 of Obsidian, [52]likes to say: file over app.
 
 The idea of “file over app” is to care a lot more about your data itself than
 the app or platform it’s in. Like, the app you’re using now? Probably not going
 to be around in 50 years. Text files and JPGs and PDFs? Way more likely to
 still be here! So invest in formats that last, not apps that don’t.
 
 What that means for me, personally, is that I try to turn my life into text
 files and their equivalents as often as possible.
 
   • I use an iOS and Mac app called [53]NotePlan for daily notes and task
     management — the app is built on top of a folder of Markdown files I can
     easily use anywhere else. [54]Obsidian and [55]Logseq are both the same way
     and are both excellent (if very different) apps.
   • I use the bookmarking service [56]Raindrop to store all the links I care
     about, for Installer and everything else, and once a week I export all my
     links as a CSV file and again as a text file.
   • [57]Day One is where I keep my actual journal, and every month or so I
     export the whole thing to a PDF.
   • Once a year or so, when I’m feeling both bored and ambitious, I’ll back up
     my entire camera roll and Google Photos library to an external hard drive.
     All the other stuff goes into Google Drive, and onto that same hard drive.
 
 I try to find apps that are made with text files in mind. When I can’t, I try
 to find apps with good, durable export systems, and make sure I’m backing
 things up often. I’m done getting stuck inside an app I can’t trust to be
 around for long.
 
 There’s a lot more for me to do here, and frankly still a lot of stuff in my
 life that will disappear if some big-name services delete my account or go
 offline altogether. (I’m still trying to figure out whether my email and
 calendar are things I should be archiving…) But I now have years of journal
 entries, daily tasks, project archives, and more in a format I’m confident I’ll
 be able to at least open and look at on my neural face-puter in 2096. And it
 makes me feel better, so I figured I’d share.
 
 Oh, and by the way, there are so many great text editors out there. [58]Typora 
 is probably the best writing app I’ve ever used. If you write code, you already
 know [59]BBEdit and [60]VS Code and [61]Sublime Text. [62]Nota, [63]Ulysses, 
 [64]iA Writer, and a bunch of others all do a good job of helping you both
 write and organize. Living in text files doesn’t mean living in Notepad or
 TextEdit; you really can have the best of both worlds. Text files forever!
 
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 Screen share
 
 [65]Zoë Schiffer, the managing editor at the excellent [66]Platformer
 newsletter (and a Verge alum!), just published one of the best tech books I’ve
 read in a while. It’s called [67]Extremely Hardcore: Inside Elon Musk’s Twitter
 , and trust me, however wild you think the last couple of years have been at X
 / Twitter, the actual truth is much wilder. Zoë’s been reporting on this saga
 throughout, and the book’s a total winner.
 
 I asked Zoë to share her homescreen with us on the eve of her book launch,
 because one thing I’ve always liked about Zoë is that she is forever deeply
 conflicted about technology. She reports on it, understands it deeply, uses it
 constantly, but is also perpetually trying to get her Screen Time numbers down.
 Since I’m deeply embarrassed by my Screen Time report basically every week, I
 wanted to see how she does it.
 
 Here’s Zoë’s homescreen, plus some info on the apps she uses and why:
 
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 The phone: This is an iPhone 14, I believe. The screen is cracked and I use it
 exclusively for work. I have an iPhone mini with no apps except Spotify and
 Google Maps that I use as my personal phone. The process of having a separate
 work phone (with apps) and a personal phone (with almost nothing interesting)
 has dropped my screentime to about 2.5 hours a day, not to brag.
 
 The wallpaper: My wallpaper is a photo of my hot a** husband, and my
 two-year-old daughter. 
 
 The apps: Apple Calendar, Google Maps, Apple Notes, Signal, Apple Mail,
 Threads, ChatGPT, Spotify, Phone, Messages.
 
 My main homescreen has Signal, which I use constantly to communicate with
 sources, and Threads, which is my primary Twitter replacement. I also have
 ChatGPT, which I love. I ask it about various health symptoms and also to
 create recipes for, like, a single chocolate chip cookie.
 
 One screen over I have TikTok, which is my guilty pleasure, and Bluesky, which
 I’m trying to use more but feels a little chaotic. I also have a pregnancy
 tracker because (duh) I’m pregnant. Right now the baby is the size of a lime,
 so that’s nice. 
 
 I also asked Zoë to share a few things she’s into right now. Here’s what she
 said:
 
   • Right now, I’m rereading [68]Harry Potter and listening to a lot of [69]
     Caroline Shaw.
   • Oh you meant on the internet??? Huh. Huuuuuh. I like the fashion newsletter
     [70]Blackbird Spyplane. I’m a big fan of the [71]Moderated Content podcast.
   • I’ve seen the comedian [72]Jacqueline Novak twice IRL (the first time, I
     dragged Casey Newton along, not realizing the entire set is about blow
     jobs, and I seriously worried I was going to get fired), and she has [73]a
     new comedy special on Netflix that really gets me. 
 
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 Crowdsourced
 
 Here’s what the Installer community is into this week. I want to know what
 you’re into right now as well! Email [74][email protected] or message +1
 203-570-8663 with your recommendations for anything and everything, and we’ll
 feature some of our favorites here every week. 
 
 “I’ve been playing the new [75]Dominion card game app! Dominion is a
 deckbuilding game from back in the day, and it’s got several (I believe 15)
 expansions so far. Previous iterations of the game online and in app form never
 fully realized their potential. This is the best implementation of the game to
 date. There is offline play against AI, matchmaking, and you can also do
 private matches with friends via a Nintendo-esque friend code system.” — Matt
 
 “I’ve been listening to and immensely enjoying [76]Worlds Beyond Number, an
 actual play narrative podcast from the best folks to ever do it.” — Caleb
 
 “I received my [77]Retroid Pocket 4 Pro in the mail this week after about a
 month of waiting from China. It exceeded expectations, and I’m having a great
 time emulating N64, GameCube, and PlayStation 2 games. On Saturday I had a
 friend over, and we played couch co-op games just like the good old days using
 a USB-C hub and a couple controllers. Highly recommended for a huge nostalgia
 kick.” — Nicholas
 
 “Having fun playing old Nintendo titles on the [78]Miyoo Plus. Such a great
 device. Feels like a time machine.” — Jamie
 
 “I’m playing, and overwhelmingly impressed with, [79]Prince of Persia: The Lost
 Crown. It feels like a love letter to Castlevania and Metroid, and heavily
 inspired by Hollow Knight… but also innovates in some really clever ways. It
 also runs incredibly well on the Switch.” — Steve
 
 “Probably one of the most used apps on my phone is [80]Mela, by Silvio Rizzi.
 It’s a thoughtfully designed recipe app designed to share with your family. It
 has a shared family recipe library and integrations with Reminders and Calendar
 to ensure my fiancé and I are always on the same page. Oh, and it also has a
 built-in RSS reader for finding new recipes!” — Liam
 
 “It’s called [81]What Happened Last Week, and it’s a great way to keep up with
 news from countries that are not often reported on in places like Africa, Asia,
 and Latin America. It contains clear explanations and contexts on developments
 so it is easy to read even if you have never heard of the names in the story. I
 find it really useful and complementary to the big Western news sources.”
 — Richard
 
 “[82]Windows95Man is Finland’s entry to Eurovision this year, and it’s amazing
 on so many layers. Watching the video on YouTube is mandatory for full
 appreciation.” — Sighjinks
 
 “The new season of [83]Game Changer on Dropout started this week, and it’s a
 treat as always!” — Noah
 
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 Signing off
 
 The biggest, weirdest tech story of this weekend is coming from a slightly
 surprising place: the floor of the NBA All-Star Game. Have you seen the videos
 of the [84]all-LED full-court screen? [85]Here’s an example of what this kind
 of thing looks like during a game, too. It looks like a total nightmare to play
 on, and I’d bet $10 we’ll never see this in a real game with any stakes. But
 boy is it going to be something to watch. This is my kind of augmented reality.
 
 See you next week!
 
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