> My father was a Vietnam veteran and a lifelong Republican. He liked to say that women belong in the kitchen. I had become an environmental studies professor, a member of the East Coast liberal elite, a daughter he was…
I’ve owned both a Frigidaire cooktop and an LG range, both with knob-controlled induction. Both great and not too pricey.
It’s their inverse Nintendo R.O.B.
You wouldn't really need a heated garage (at home, anyway) if you had a 220 volt charger. That should be able to overcome any charging challenges in extreme cold, anyway. Relatively easy to get that into your garage.…
Source?
Curious: Did they just delist from the App Store, or did they also revoke certs so that previously installed instances of the app no longer launch?
> there is the other side as well, PM : build me a bike. Dev: here is a spaceship. PM: but i wanted a bike. Dev: bike make no sense if u can travel using a spaceship. At the risk of being overly nitpicky (because I…
> in addition to all the books and content we consume as inspiration in our quest to nurture our family A bit off-topic, but would love pointers to your top books / content on how to keep them challenged, how to steer…
Beyond the usual "email / write / call your state congressperson," are there any effective ways to lobby for changes to Prop 13?
I'm curious - what are the most popular use cases you see leveraging the SDK?
Thanks, DTE!
I emailed Amy's Kitchen recently to ask what's in the lining of their soup cans. (I saw that they recently started labeling them as 'BPA free,' but I was concerned about BPS, etc.) Here's what they replied with: "The…
I recently bought a 22oz Lifefactory glass bottle. Mostly covered with silicone for durability. It's a bit heavy, but otherwise great. Only downside is that the cap is made out of polypropylene, but polypropylene is…
See: http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/07/17/world/europe/m... I don't know if "most" is true, but Air France and British Airways were avoiding it at least, and I recall reading Delta had been as well.
I'm always missing phone calls and timely text messages because I don't feel my phone vibrating in my pocket. Pebble solves that. Plus the white version is, as far as I'm concerned, a nicely stylish accessory too. That…
> My father was a Vietnam veteran and a lifelong Republican. He liked to say that women belong in the kitchen. I had become an environmental studies professor, a member of the East Coast liberal elite, a daughter he was…
I’ve owned both a Frigidaire cooktop and an LG range, both with knob-controlled induction. Both great and not too pricey.
It’s their inverse Nintendo R.O.B.
You wouldn't really need a heated garage (at home, anyway) if you had a 220 volt charger. That should be able to overcome any charging challenges in extreme cold, anyway. Relatively easy to get that into your garage.…
Source?
Curious: Did they just delist from the App Store, or did they also revoke certs so that previously installed instances of the app no longer launch?
> there is the other side as well, PM : build me a bike. Dev: here is a spaceship. PM: but i wanted a bike. Dev: bike make no sense if u can travel using a spaceship. At the risk of being overly nitpicky (because I…
> in addition to all the books and content we consume as inspiration in our quest to nurture our family A bit off-topic, but would love pointers to your top books / content on how to keep them challenged, how to steer…
Beyond the usual "email / write / call your state congressperson," are there any effective ways to lobby for changes to Prop 13?
I'm curious - what are the most popular use cases you see leveraging the SDK?
Thanks, DTE!
I emailed Amy's Kitchen recently to ask what's in the lining of their soup cans. (I saw that they recently started labeling them as 'BPA free,' but I was concerned about BPS, etc.) Here's what they replied with: "The…
I recently bought a 22oz Lifefactory glass bottle. Mostly covered with silicone for durability. It's a bit heavy, but otherwise great. Only downside is that the cap is made out of polypropylene, but polypropylene is…
See: http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/07/17/world/europe/m... I don't know if "most" is true, but Air France and British Airways were avoiding it at least, and I recall reading Delta had been as well.
I'm always missing phone calls and timely text messages because I don't feel my phone vibrating in my pocket. Pebble solves that. Plus the white version is, as far as I'm concerned, a nicely stylish accessory too. That…