Apple nerd, photog, tinkerer, cyclist, English teacher. Former San Diego Mac-tech living in Japan.๐ If you broke something, maybe I can fix it.๐บ๐ฆ๐น๐ผ๐ฏ๐ต๐บ๐ธ
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The new Gorillaz Album is a musical version of The Darjeeling Limited - Two western guys process their grief and rebuild their relationship while discovering India.
Takes me right back โ a masterful long version of โTank!โ ๐ท๐บ
"The Jetsons Lied to Us."
Twonks on the AI Revolution.
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we went to a short beach called โshort beachโ, and i donโt know if iโve ever been on beach thatโs all rocks instead of sand
the sound the rocks made as the water retreats and the stones shift and collide sounded like soft crackling thunder to me. i was grateful to discover a new sound
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@cabel Only one time after a massive storm in San Diego, all of Torrey Pines beach was gone and stones were in itโs place๐ณ
Then I came to Japan, and many beaches are made of tangerine-sized stones.
In Itoigawa, near Niigata City, the river washes down jade, and people pick through literal miles of stones looking one tiny shiny green lump. ๐ซ
It is part of a UNESCO geo park!
Reaching the saddle, I was greeted by a great sunset!
They say Japan is the land of the rising sun, but in Gunma, it all about the sunsets. ๐ #็พค้ฆฌ็
A map that shows me what I want, not what it is paid to push - especially when it uses valuable screen real estate on functions they wonโt let you turn off (all the social/local discovery bullshit tabs in Google maps.
I use almost all functions of the maps - driving, train, cycling, walking, touring, POI search, route planning etc. I am an apple one subscriber.
How many products/apps must we sacrifice on the alter of services/ad revenue?
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