If I go off-piste, then I can get stuck in a load of unlabelled images, and doing uncommon things like trying to get to my account settings is a pain. I usually play to my Sonis so VO+F, then Connect, maybe VO+G a couple of times until Connect to a Device, then it's fine from there. If I want to find my playlists I use VO+F, search for Home, then go down from there. Last time I looked the VO drag and drop method didn't work for playlists, but it it can be done easily enough with the mouse move/mouse down technique.
Sometimes it will read out the wrong row when going up the table but I think that's more a Mac thing. Once in the right table use arrow keys without VO. But it's been a blast it's been really, really fun.I use the official Spotify app on the Mac quite a bit and find it usable on the whole.Ĭmd+L to go to the search bar, and from there navigate by heading tends to work quite well until I've found what I'm after. I think it's just when I go to sinker size that's going to be the determination, but it's my first season winging, so baby steps. I've been trying the smaller wings on the big board. Jake: So do you think you're going to move to a smaller, higher aspect wing before you go to a sinker board? It's been my experience that going just a little bit smaller only makes the sport harder and not substantially better.
It feels to me like the next step is going to be to go straight to the sinker size. Smaller boards are, of course, a little lighter and a little more nimble, but I haven't found dropping down a size to be game-changing. I'll get up on my knees and fall in, where on the bigger board I feel really stable. 100 liters is technically not a full sinker, but it's tippy. I've dabbled in 100 and briefly on an 80 liter board. I don't want to say I feel invincible, but I feel real solid on my feet on that board. Now I'm riding a 2022 5'5" by 117 liter North Seek. Strong winds and flat water makes all these sports a lot easier. Jake: Lucky you! I'm not knocking our spot we love it here, but flat water it is not. I learned in flat water and some pretty strong winds in Cape Hatteras. I learned on 135 liters, and I'm about 215 pounds. Jake: What size board did you get started with, and what size are you on now? Straight to the Sinker? with Matt Aiken from North Kiteboarding
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