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David Wertheimer
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@davew re http://scripting.com/2025/03/15.html#a135901 waving at you from over here: https://netwert.com/ideapad/ still typing away
I still have $16.96 in Skype credit (from, I'd guess, 2008—yes I just checked) and I appreciate this nugget buried in the closedown notice: "After May 5, 2025, the Skype Dial Pad will be available to remaining paid users from the Skype web portal and within Teams." Think they'll still ask me to log in and spend a few cents every six months?
Went to filter a Google News search by date, and got an alert: "When you refine a search, Google may include search results other than news content." The search results (in Google News, mind you, for a businessperson) then filled up with a single relevant news item, from August, and Facebook and LinkedIn pages for health coaches. What? Why?
Can someone tell me what I'm supposed to do with this MacOS desktop alert
I just ran into the MacOS Calculator update that removes the repeat feature. Floored. Trying to understand why Apple would remove a baseline function that has been in every calculator user's muscle memory for their entire lives
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/calculator-regression.2437526/
All the Must-Try New Features That Make Apple's iPhone Calculator a Force to Be Reckoned With
Apple has completely redesigned its Calculator app for iPhone, and it's now powerful and practical enough to replace any third-party calculator you've been using. With the iOS 18 software update released on Sept. 16, your iPhone's Calculator app has more than just a few useful new features and changes. From its integration with Notes to its new conversion abilities, Apple has redefined what a calculator can be, making the app a worthy upgrade for solving basic math problems and even charting gra...
I've been using Due more or less since it came out—most recently an hour ago—and I've never really thought about *not* using it. It's pure in purpose and easy to use, never over-engineered or redesigned away from its core. Fun to see its developer reminiscing and glad my little purchase meant something. /cc @gruber @due https://www.dueapp.com/blog/three-sentence-review.html
Hey @nickheer congratulations on winning the New Yorker caption contest! Why aren't you bragging about this more?
Beehiiv doesn't support RSS by default—it's an opt-in—and as a result some of the newsletter migrations I follow in Feedly are going to fall off my radar, perhaps for good. Why not have it enabled for everyone?