Adventurer. Student. Manager. Brother. Husband. Hiker. Quiet Lifer. Vinyl collector. Catahoula Dad. EV Owner. Cavs.
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Wasn’t even tweaked and I leaked into cyberspace.
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My dear old friends at Iconfactory — creators of Twitterrific and other great GUI gizmos — take on the challenge of keeping up with friends in a decentralized, post-Twitter world via their new app: Tapestry.
An appellate judge in Washington state just ensured that I will never buy or rent a vehicle without CarPlay. The auto industry continues to find ways to shoot themselves in the foot.
https://therecord.media/class-action-lawsuit-cars-text-messages-privacy
Glad I never bought a Chamberland garage door opener.
When you install a garage door in your home, you expect to have full access to how it works – at least, that’s how it worked historically. As Jennifer Pattison Touhy explains for The Verge, that’s not at all the case with The Chamberlain Group, which has built its myQ smart garage door controller technology
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