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The novel "The Overstory" instilled a greater appreciation for trees, in general, but in particular for the American Chestnut.

What about halved banana slices? The last image shows some prime real estate for a half of a slice!

A great book that helped me was "On Writing" by Stephen King.

https://www.amazon.com/Writing-10th-Anniversary-Memoir-Craft...

Sign in w/ Apple has been a great user experience. Something that always stuck in the back of my head when downloading and signing up for a new app was the stupid email confirmation.

“Martinis are the only American invention as perfect as a sonnet.”

-H. L. Mencken

Has anyone else just ignored the recommendations from Apple in how to store the card?

I keep it in my wallet like any other card and haven't noticed any scrapes/marks on the card or issues swiping.

Facebook's release: https://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/2018/12/14/notifyi...

Dear firstround.com,

Please consider using HTTPS.

Love, The exposed user

The ios gmail app does not have any good answer to this, though. You have to select each email one by one and then delete/archive.

This is what kills me about the iOS GMail app compared to Inbox. This feature needs to be ported to GMail before Inbox is gone.

I thought this was a top post because they were removing the touch bar :(

...don't catch you slippin' now

"Linus Torvalds said in 2012 that one of his own biggest successes was recognizing how good a developer Hamano was on Git, and trusting him to maintain it."

This is cousin to what's happening to a large portion of the video game industry: loot crates & pay-to-win.

It's also a pretty decent album released in 2012 by Lower Dens.

Can I see how it works before signing in?

I agree with you - I think I would take it as a compliment as well. Also, I take back my original post on what the best comment is in this post. This is better:

"this will break the minds of everybody who ever sees that expression"

"I'm in awe of your truly marvelously disgusting hack. That is truly a work of art."

Ha. How should one take such a comment?

Perhaps I should rephrase to what I meant to imply: I find it funny that people think Facebook is going away / will fade into irrelevancy.

I hope the posting of this article isn't some insinuation of FB's fate.

I find it dissuading to read an article when the actual article itself is confined to <1/2 of the browser screen.

How was this device never placed on a wooden surface before distribution? Oy vey.

Nothing to tell now / let the words be yours / I am done with mine.

A champion of freedom. RIP.

So you're saving and selling my information, then?

No. The information on your LinkedIn profile never leaves LinkedIn - except for your email address, which I am saving to use with some features in the future. I won't sell it, and I won't annoy you with pointless emails.

I think it's important to state this on the front page, particularly by the "No strings attached" section. Many would consider collecting their email an "attached string".

Otherwise, I think this is great -- looking forward to more updates!

Why is the date of the post "Tomorrow"?

What about adding zipcode?

Is anyone going to say it? "That rabbit's dynamite!"

Laziness, I guess. Duly noted.

Thanks for the heads up -- didn't realize.

Loved this -- more please :)

RIP foo@bar.com