You can just tell it to stop. It's not hard.
I haven't done exactly this myself but exporting all of your notes as HTML would be a start. The header has all of the metadata about the note.
The Apple Music free trial thing is shitty but Taylor seems quite out of touch with the shape of the industry here. Taylor Swift can withhold her music from streaming services because she's a PHENOMENON who can still…
Completely forgot email, calendar etc. D'oh.
The only place I can see it getting info like this is a social network, and that means G+... In all seriousness, could they cross-reference dates in G+ posts and photos to see that you mentioned being on your honeymoon…
Thanks for this. All good info. > Which lower level concepts? I may be misusing the terminology but I had in mind the sorts of things Python does for you, like memory management. > If your goal is more to learn a…
Thanks for the reply. I'm leaning towards Rust. I'm required to learn C for university next year (I do physics) so I'm going to have to go through the pain anyway. There's also the quwation of usage in physics circles.…
As someone with experience only in Python, is Rust a decent place for me to learn lower-level concepts or should I go with C/C++?
You can just tell it to stop. It's not hard.
I haven't done exactly this myself but exporting all of your notes as HTML would be a start. The header has all of the metadata about the note.
The Apple Music free trial thing is shitty but Taylor seems quite out of touch with the shape of the industry here. Taylor Swift can withhold her music from streaming services because she's a PHENOMENON who can still…
Completely forgot email, calendar etc. D'oh.
The only place I can see it getting info like this is a social network, and that means G+... In all seriousness, could they cross-reference dates in G+ posts and photos to see that you mentioned being on your honeymoon…
Thanks for this. All good info. > Which lower level concepts? I may be misusing the terminology but I had in mind the sorts of things Python does for you, like memory management. > If your goal is more to learn a…
Thanks for the reply. I'm leaning towards Rust. I'm required to learn C for university next year (I do physics) so I'm going to have to go through the pain anyway. There's also the quwation of usage in physics circles.…
As someone with experience only in Python, is Rust a decent place for me to learn lower-level concepts or should I go with C/C++?