South Asia, Fall 2026 → The famous Singapore Sling! We had to try it at the place where it was invented! Was it good? Was it a bit touristy? Yes. But it was fun. Follow the trail.

South Asia, Fall 2026 → A well-known building of Singapore. Much more impressive to look at night, in real than on photos. We visited the terrace at the top for 39 SG$ per person, a steal, but worth it. Follow the trail.

South Asia, Fall 2026 → This is an interior view of the Atlas Bar in Singapore. If you are a fan of Art Deco, this is a must-see place. I went with my wife for a drink before going to visit Clarke Quay. Follow the trail.

South Asia, Fall 2026 → We spent some time today walking around Little India, in Singapore. We came across this beautiful Art Deco building where we plan to return just to get a drink inside, at the bar. Expect more photos of this place soon. Follow the trail.

I’m starting to wonder that the introduction of the MacBook Pro with touch screen support will reignite the desire of some tech pundits to get a macOS version running on an iPad form factor.

South Asia, Fall 2026 → I wanted to share this image of our hotel, in Singapore. With the ambient music, there is a sense of being in The Silo. Follow the trail.

Funny icon for my incoming flight 🎃

I'm mostly done with my next departure preparations. ✅ Media downloads on my iPad and iPhone. ✅ Camera gear ready ✅ Chargers and cables in the bag ✅ New trail created on trails.numericcitizen.me ready for the first checkin. ✅ Luggages mostly ready. I hope you enjoy the ride with me here.

I find this concept of prestructured WYSIWYG interesting and a useful way to describe Apple Notes and its apparent lack of flexibility in content formatting. This concept beautifully applies to Craft, too.

https://daringfireball.net/2026/10/prestructured_wysiwyg

There is something wrong with Apple pricing. If the MacBook Neo can be, the iPad Neo can be too.