@heyrajan0just got the Smart Keyboard folio! everything you see in this photo is refurbished, hehe 😏
@Ishan0Nice day today, almost done thinking about the plan for Duckcoin, refactored some of it, SAW A REAL ACORN, plucked some berries and a green apple and this blue colored berry that contains a really good blood substitute. I also visited my school etc etc
@Ishan0Today I built my desk (with one mistake: the bottom slab of the cabinet has an un-polished side in front), which took super long, and was way more complex than building the bed. I also found an apple tree and smuggled four apples home and cleaned yet another 200 tabs and tried to understand some crypto UTXO-related code (ugh, Kotlin). The desk making took legit 6+ hours istg that's basically what I did the whole part of the day with sun. Tomorrow hopefully I get more time to code, deadlines approach 👀 :spaceduck::doggo::goose-dance::piggy:
@matthew0i was going to wait to test it with multiple users before shipping but THIS IS HACK CLUB, that is not necessary!!! i love #slotify but as an apple music user i hate feeling left out of all the cool tools people make that are spotify-only. so i decided to bravely battle the apple music api and build slotify for apple music! i shared a proof-of-concept in #scrapbook a few days ago that was hardcoded with my credentials, but now you can use it too if you are an apple music user :applemusic: just head over to apple-music-slack-status-1.techbug2012.repl.co and sign in with slack & apple music. use /music-status to toggle it on/off (it should be on by default after you authenticate though). if you run into any issues at any point, please let me know 🙏
@matthew0one of my least favorite things about using apple music is that i feel left out of all of the cool tools that developers build that are spotify-only, because the apple music api is so exclusive and bad that nobody wants to build any tools for apple music. i've been especially feeling this with @StevenConaway's #slotify—so i learned how the apple music api works and built slotify for apple music :applemusic::yeah: this is just a bare-bones MVP with some bugs, and right now it's just for me, but if you use apple music and want to use it too, let me know and i'll add multi-user support
@kayley0#kale saw it first 👀… I got some hardware in the mail today, but I am still waiting on some parts.
@ayanbiswas1840After lot of time wastage figured out how to use docker properly in new Apple Chip based machines here is the link of the site docs.docker.com/docker-for-mac/apple-m1 if anybody needs it so i have posted here randomly
@msw0got a new project in the words (progress thread in #the-fast-lane)
@everest0Did the Vercel nextjs blog tutorial. Really liking vercel so far, more than any other hosting provider I’ve tried. It feels like if apple made a hosting service and react framework. blog.everestoreizy.vercel.app
@caleb1And so, Apple claims yet another unwary shopper...
@sampoder0Tried out coding on my iPad! Was very cool! I built a little microservice to make a print from a github markdown file: printhub.now.sh, it’s so i can markup new workshop bounty submissions in review, which i built a siri shortcut for
@matthew0As an Apple Music user, I always feel left out of the end of year music wrapped hype because Spotify Wrapped blows Apple Music Replay out of the water. The worst part about Apple Music Replay is that it's impossible to share your top 10 albums in one screenshot—so I stitched a few screenshots together in Preview on my Mac and made my own screenshot! I made two versions: a square one and a portrait one, with slightly different layouts. I eyeballed everything so it's not perfect, but I'm very excited that I can finally share my top 10 albums of the year!!! 🎵
@matthew0Finally reorganized my home screen! The darker red one is the new one
@daiwik0Finally, It came:)
My laptop's keyboard broke! :(
Now I can Switch 🙂
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@lachlanjc0Got my iPhone 12 Pro today! The reviews super undersold how fabulous the new design is. Huge fan. Pacific Blue is perfect.
@lachlanjc0Here’s what my regular desk setup looks like. Since the development you can do on the iPad locally is extremely limited (you can’t run Node, for example), I’m running all the code on a remote Linode server. I use the Blink Shell app to connect over Mosh, then code using Vim inside Tmux. External display support on iPad isn’t that capable (most apps just mirror with pillarboxing), but it allows using a more ergonomic setup with a much larger display. The iPad is right below the display on a Compass Pro stand, so it can still do Face ID seamlessly, I can reach out & use the Apple Pencil or touch gestures when I want, but I mostly use Apple’s Magic Trackpad since it has the best system integration & multi-finger multitasking gestures. The keyboard is a Kinesis ergonomic keyboard, connected over USB alongside the HDMI & charger plugged into Apple’s USB-C adapter. For design work, I use Figma inside an iOS client called Figurative that gives support for local fonts. I also use Working Copy for editing Git repos locally (mostly writing documentation & workshops), alongside Secure Shellfish which adds my Linode box directly into the Files app. While I’m developing, I switch over to Inspect browser which gives basic, though certainly less capable than Safari’s, web inspector with CSS control & JavaScript console. I also use an app called Shiftscreen for viewing files & certain web apps (Slack, Google Docs, etc) in full-screen on the external display. When I’m away from my desk, the same 1.4lb, 5.9mm, multi-touch, Apple Pencil-capable slab of glass with better battery life than any MacBook carries all the same apps. It’s my favorite computer ever :)
@linus0Woah this is cool, it's super easy to make a a simple text editor in iOS, it has bolding and and underlining and italics and has support for images!
@matt2Finally finished setting up my new macOS instance! Crazy how much space I saved. I was using ~750GB on my last instance now I am only using ~120GB with everything installed!
