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(Currently totally free) online greeting cards that can be signed by many people digitally.
Started it to learn sveltekit but fairly happy with how it turned out. Still more work to be done with optimisations etc but the framework is there.
Currently losing $60/month as it’s part of my mongo atlas subscription and I’ve not gotten around to putting it on a free version yet.
iOS only seems to be taking Dark Sky weather as of iOS 16, so guess start comparing them again as it was released today!
Exactly the same for me, I really liked the concept if not the phrase itself, but definitely the first place I heard it too!
This sounds a lot like Matt Levine's newsletter today (Money Stuff). So funny!
So many memories of using a physical robot version of this at school. Good times.
Oh now I get the name of that TV show! I never realised it was the name of a joke opcode before, thanks :)
Seems to me it is initially a 'developer release' for people to start working out what they want to do with it. That being said it sounds like it might be quite a challenge to get the price point down to something even a VR enthusiast might be interested in purchasing.
I would suggest that, in 2018, you are in the minority.
I'm not sure we agree on the definition of very simple. It maybe very simple if you already know it...
I was surprised by this. Anyone know the levels of philanthropy of Bezos vs Gates? I've ready many times of the great work and resources (money and otherwise) that Mr Gates has contributed to many causes.
10.3 is in beta and the first beta was released to developers yesterday. That link is to pre-release documentation.
Wonder if there will be any exemptions for high occupancy or EVs or whatever. Not necessarily saying there should be, but wouldn't be the first time a 'special' lane has exemptions.
Not only does Dev stop, but the people that built the app, agreed on the specs and really understood it, all left too. Auto update is unfortunately something that's just not worth the risk in a lot of cases.
Are there any downsides to opting out of all these things?
Anyone have any nice links to describe more about queue prefetching as described in this case? My google skills are failing because of all the CPU related articles.
That would be useful, especially for someone like a traveling salesman.
I think the main point you're not taking yet Dan is that you SHOULD be able to accommodate every user in your sales pipeline demo. Even if you fake it with pre-baked results or something in the meantime, Pick a sample->click next->load static html.
If they want to try out their own markdown, then worry about spinning up a container.
VyperVPN has always been good to me and I've never read anything bad against it, anyone had bad experiences I should know about?
As has been mentioned elsewhere, it seems the real 'value' of this debt to people buying it, is not the debt itself because it can't legally be enforced, but the personal information that goes along with it.
The stars sure are beautiful.
Seeing their faces on the live feed when it landed was amazing. It must be so exciting.
I was just looking for something like this. I missed my push->circleci->test->deploy workflow when I moved to iOS development. Will be having a serious look at this later.
They're just minor bumps to specs and a reduction in price, they normally don't do big announcements for something like this. Now if/when the retina MacBook Airs come out you can be sure there'll be an announcement for that...
Ah, I finally found it, including the full show. If anyone is interested it was Science Shack with Adam Hart Davis. I've not rewatched the show but I guess it was either the heat pump or the vortex tube...
I saw something similar to this, using the power of a nearby stream, but in this case it was to generate heat. Apparently it used the difference in temperature between two parts of the river and magnifed this somehow to generate hot water. It was called a vortex valve or something like that (but I can only see this relating to gas in my google searches), I never have been able to find it again, anyone know what it was?
Kind of, with the moleskine partnership it's still up to you to take the photos yourself.