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Harry Guinness

Harry Guinness is a writer and photographer from Dublin, Ireland. His writing has appeared in the New York Times, Lifehacker, the Irish Examiner, and How-To Geek. His photos have been published on hundreds of sites—mostly without his permission.

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How to use Midjourney to create AI-generated images

Midjourney is one my favorite AI image generators—and I've used a lot of them. It arguably produces the best results and would be my overall top pick for basically anyone if using it wasn't so…weird.

By Harry Guinness

10 min read

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The best email parsing software in 2024

Your inbox has more than messages—it's full of data. This is particularly true if you're running a business. Maybe your leads come in via email; maybe that's where certain invoices end up. But you can't do much with this data if it's in your inbox.

By Harry Guinness

11 min read

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The 6 best email clients for Mac in 2024

Whether you live in your inbox or just use it to communicate with those who do, email is going to be a daily part of your work life. And if you use a Mac, one of the best things you can do to improve your experience with email is use a Mac email client.

By Harry Guinness

14 min read

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What is Perplexity AI?

While Perplexity can't yet replace a traditional search engine, it's surprisingly functional and effective if you work within its limits. Here's what you need to know about it. 

By Harry Guinness

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