This is Montreal, Summer 2026 → An artifact of Montreal's past era. We used to find them everywhere on downtown Montreal's Ste-Catherine Street back in the fifties. Follow the trail.

This is Montreal, Summer 2026 → Champlain Bridge, leading to Montreal Island. Brand new and beautiful bridge. Shot during a 34 KM bike ride on the south shore of Montreal’s Follow the trail.

This is Montreal, Summer 2026 → A classic from Montreal. Taken from the Square Philips, downtown. Follow the trail.

If you want to tone something down, move the slider to the left, not to the right. Is this bad UI design that goes against normal expectations? I'm referring to the volume level in Apple Music, for example.

https://www.macrumors.com/how-to/ios-27-tone-down-liquid-glass-transparency

Reactions to the just-announced Apple Upgrade program seem mostly positive. It's a US-only thing, not available here in Canada. It's a surprisingly cheap program for potential subscribers, but someone has to pay for this. I don't know who, yet. A thought keeps popping up in my head: is Apple sending a contradictory message with this? From an environmental protection perspective, Apple Upgrade goes against Apple's environmental efforts: it's an incentive to consume more and faster. There is no other way to think about this. Prove me wrong.

This is Montreal, Summer 2026 → This public park, central downtown of Montreal has been fully renovated in recent years and it has become a very nice place to spend some time during summer. Great surroundings too, will history rich buildings. Follow the trail.

This is Montreal, Summer 2026 → Montréal, you can be so beautiful… it’s just a matter of paying attention and selecting the best angle! Follow the trail.

A rare and vastly positive post on Reddit about Claude Code and how magic this has been for someone. And on top of that, responses to this post are also vastly positive. It is so refreshing these days to see positivity in a public space.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/s/EbP2hrCUxd

This is Montreal, Summer 2026 → This is the best place to see Montreal city: from the terrace at the top of Mount Royal. I go there many times a year, essentially all seasons except winter. Hot summer day today. Follow the trail.

This is Montreal, Summer 2026 → Another typical architectural style example that you'll find in Montreal. These buildings were typically built circa 1930. Follow the trail.