<$100: "Qudelix 5K Bluetooth DAC" Allows you to connect a pair of headphones to an audio source via Bluetooth using high quality (near lossless) codecs (also works as a USB DAC when needed). The killer feature is an…
Ah yes that makes sense, thank you. On the last day of the month, you would align the 1st to the next day of the week.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding the value here, but this doesn't handle any months that have less than 31 days (including February ironically, which seems to be the source of its name). Additionally how does the user align…
Calling a specific diet the "natural way of eating" is either very egotistical or just plain naive. There are groups around the world that eat vastly different diets than a typical westerner diet. Including ones that…
A bit of an unrelated topic, but if you liked HyperCard you might be interested in https://hyperscript.org/ and their related project https://htmx.org/
It's fascinating that you consider promoting drag shows as "fringe" behavior, considering that drag has been a well known form of entertainment for decades. It seems you've missed the memo that drag has entered cultural…
So you're saying that people over at companies like Basecamp have never been "serious about their work"? Seems unlikely to me.
<$100: "Qudelix 5K Bluetooth DAC" Allows you to connect a pair of headphones to an audio source via Bluetooth using high quality (near lossless) codecs (also works as a USB DAC when needed). The killer feature is an…
Ah yes that makes sense, thank you. On the last day of the month, you would align the 1st to the next day of the week.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding the value here, but this doesn't handle any months that have less than 31 days (including February ironically, which seems to be the source of its name). Additionally how does the user align…
Calling a specific diet the "natural way of eating" is either very egotistical or just plain naive. There are groups around the world that eat vastly different diets than a typical westerner diet. Including ones that…
A bit of an unrelated topic, but if you liked HyperCard you might be interested in https://hyperscript.org/ and their related project https://htmx.org/
It's fascinating that you consider promoting drag shows as "fringe" behavior, considering that drag has been a well known form of entertainment for decades. It seems you've missed the memo that drag has entered cultural…
So you're saying that people over at companies like Basecamp have never been "serious about their work"? Seems unlikely to me.