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In my family I always volunteer to go to Grocery Outlet. I have an optimized route throughout the store so I can check every shelf for anything new.

I do not use Twitter.com not the Twitter app. I use third-party clients exclusively.

The solution to “too much RSS” is the same for Twitter. Unsubscribe/unfollow. Twitter does not require you to follow someone to interact with them. I follow relatively few people directly yet I have themed lists following other accounts. If I want local news I check my local list.

Twitter works quite well in this regard vs. Facebook where you need to be “friends” to interact.

That’s a law.

"Small Is Beautiful: A Study of Economics As If People Mattered" by E.F. Schumacher.

Completely changed my mind on economics, how it relates to people, and what fulfilling work is. I can't recommend it enough.

Tesla offers this in their current Autopilot solution. Turn on the turn indicator and the car changes lanes if it is safe to do so.

Tesla does not use LIDAR, they use radar.

I've switched almost exclusively to drinking Mount Hagen organic Fair Trade instant coffee. It's very, very good at a decent price.

To expand, ! means it's a more dangerous version of the method without the ![0]. A method could be dangerous, but not have a safer counterpart, and thus be named without a !.

[0] https://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/176830#773946

Hyperloop utilizes an evacuated vacuum chamber. It's different than a pneumatic tube concept.

What kind of unconventional air travel do you care for?

Meanwhile Toyota partners with Tesla to produce the minimum required number of zero-emissions vehicles in California: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_RAV4_EV#Second_generati...

All the while denying that it's a good idea. Baffling.

The huge benefit will be when this is used in conjunction with the self parking system. You drive up to the front of your house, get out, and the car drives itself into the garage and plugs itself in.

YNAB can handle irregular income easily, if you're using the YNAB method. Be sure to read https://www.youneedabudget.com/support/article/variable-inco...

It should be uncomplicated once you grok it. I signed up for their free course. It helped.

I'm very interested! The current "solution" is CamTwist + Adobe FMLE.

I've done the same. The coupon code box screams, "You're a sucker if you don't have a code to put in here."

I go searching for a code. I find a few great ones that have expired but nothing active right now. Now I can continue my purchase and feel like a chump or abandon my cart. The latter usually wins.

Simply having a [paid for, up-to-date, active] data plan on your phone kills the battery?

Probably why it's titled "A story…"

I'd much rather use features that are consistent and that I am familiar with on my device (zooming in Mobile Safari) than every Tom, Dick, and Harry deciding how they are going to cripple their site because User Agent =~ /Mobile/.

This seemingly minor preference is what makes Mail.app useable.

Okay, that is interesting.

I accidentally duplicated a status as well (@JuliaRosien). I don't know why you're discounting @typerist's tweet, yes she tweeted twice but it doesn't mean both are excluded, it's only counted once.

So by my count you're tied at 15 retweets each.

Let's do about five minutes of fact-checking:

@tommytrc won it with http://twitter.com/tommytrc/status/220161069958705152

There was one API retweet and 14 unofficial retweets: https://twitter.com/typertist/status/220268257163214849 https://twitter.com/JuliaRosien/status/220171309785690112 https://twitter.com/TarlovCyst/status/220252912251699200 https://twitter.com/joycecherrier/status/220220366088454144 https://twitter.com/level343/status/220201521369989123 https://twitter.com/mmangen/status/220186571012444161 https://twitter.com/SEOcopy/status/220185232802975745 https://twitter.com/arkarthick/status/220180186136719362 https://twitter.com/JohnLusher/status/220179206485712896 https://twitter.com/purplehayz/status/220174864634482692 https://twitter.com/JuliaRosien/status/220171309785690112 https://twitter.com/roncallari/status/220165178401099777 https://twitter.com/ShellyKramer/status/220162599696859136 https://twitter.com/SarahRobinson/status/220162544600485889

But @arkarthick's tweet was API retweeted once, brining the total to 16.

Looks like @tommytrc won fair and square, sorry.

It appears similar, except your posts are tied to your Twitter account instead of just floating.

Technically done-in-a-long-weekend (last Thanksgiving).

I'm attempting to turn it into a side-project to justify buying a Retina MacBook Pro, so I dusted it off, recorded the video, and updated a few bits.

I posted this elsewhere in the comments: "There are quite a few long message services. Most (if not all) are plain text. Prolifi.cc allows styling via Markdown, images, etc. More of a proper article post and less wall of text."

Eek. It's supposed to be WebM-friendly. I'll see what I can do.

Meanwhile, I've posted a blurb.

Less than that. Tumblr has it's own followers/following/social network. This does nothing more than "attach" a blog post to a tweet. apitaru put it quite well elsewhere in the comments.

Twitter has three permission levels: Read Only, Read and Write, and Read, Write, and Direct Messages.

In order to have it Tweet on your behalf it needs Read and Write permissions. Along with that comes all the other permissions. If I could exclude it I would.

Rails on Passenger on nginx, omniauth for Twitter authentication, redcarpet for Markdown support.