The new Mac has arrived! Realizing recent changes in work through data migration work #222
The long-awaited new MacBook Pro has finally arrived, and I am right in the middle of setting it up. Although the previous recording had an unexpected mishap where the recorded data disappeared, I talk plenty about the excitement of finally getting a new machine.
Proceeding with the inventory work of old data.
Along with the machine migration work, I am also organizing various old data that had accumulated inside the PC. Looking back at the data I deliberately chose not to migrate this time, I am having fun reflecting on how I can clearly see my own work content so far and the changes in the Web production industry as a whole.
The migration methods for apps and environments are also different from the past.
Previously, I used cables and USBs to meticulously transfer configuration files and a large amount of fonts, but recently I can easily restore them using cloud synchronization and account login functions. I feel that the hassle required to build a PC environment has significantly decreased compared to the past.
Detailed manual work has decreased, and how I face tools has also changed.
With the decrease in manual settings, the way I proceed with daily work and choose tools has also changed significantly. A deeper conversation continues about the recent changes in work I noticed while carefully facing past data. Please be sure to listen to the main episode for the rest.
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