creativeembassy

10 ms·

31.
by creativeembassy 5y ago
Signed up! I'd love to see a little more flexibility in putting some kinds of numbers in, especially as someone not great with understanding financial data. For instance, I'm currently plugging numbers in about my mortgage. I know
32.
by creativeembassy 6y ago
Google seems determined to lose me as a customer altogether. - 2013: Google kills Google Reader for RSS feeds. Never found a replacement I was as happy with. - 2014: I loved the first version of AngularJS. Angular 2.0 was a complete rewrite
33.
by creativeembassy 6y ago
I used the old Google Pay for both tap-to-pay and for organizing my various membership cards. Gas, grocery, coupons, things like that. Since sticking various memberships cards in it, some of the old physical cards have been lost and I hope
34.
by creativeembassy 6y ago
I've been using Nebula more frequently. Only one monthly payment for the whole platform, zero ads. A lot of my favorite YouTube content creators have been uploading their videos there too. And not just uploading the same videos, but hi
35.
by creativeembassy 6y ago
There's an issue with the recommended "default" setup of Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi, where it will set up a database for recording events. But these ends up being a ton of writes to the SD card over time. If anyone else
36.
by creativeembassy 6y ago
Maybe Antsle? https://antsle.com/
37.
by creativeembassy 6y ago
Gmail was so groundbreaking when it first came out in 2004. AJAX was barely a thing, and Gmail used it in spades everywhere. I remember it being mindblowing when you didn't have to wait for full page refreshes for simple actions. My pr
38.
by creativeembassy 6y ago
Dropbox. I've used it for a decade, but now it's slow, bloated, and takes over CPU and memory like there isn't a single other program I need to run... and I was paying $20 for the privilege. But a few weeks ago I switched to
39.
by creativeembassy 6y ago
Nerdwriter has an excellent video explaining the painting in detail. I'm excited to rewatch this while being able to view the painting in even greater detail. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5E8f64yj1Jk
40.
by creativeembassy 7y ago
Intriguing! Opens up some interesting possibilities. User-submitted javascript for manipulating data, without exposing other users to XSS attacks?
41.
by creativeembassy 7y ago
Internet Explorer 2, in 1995, had support for VRML. A full 20 years before the Oculus Rift officially launched. I had never heard of that markup language and had to Google it. Talk about being ahead of its time...
42.
by creativeembassy 8y ago
This is what I've heard (at least in Pennsylvania where I work, and from a number of family members and friends working in different HR departments.) IANAL. Non-competes are unenforceable because you cannot take away someone's rig
43.
by creativeembassy 8y ago
Confirmed on Symantec.
44.
by creativeembassy 8y ago
To use a silly example... can I finally realize my dream of two-based indexing?
45.
by creativeembassy 9y ago
I love OmniFocus, but have always been bothered by a lack of web interface or Android client. (I use Focus GTD as an unofficial client on Android, and it's less than perfect at best.) I've been looking for something like this. Goi
46.
by creativeembassy 9y ago
Same. I've considered making my own interface for building family trees, as an exercise in UX design. But I'd want it to plug directly into Geni. You can't beat the feature to find other users' trees that match yours. Fi
47.
by creativeembassy 9y ago
I want to switch over to Bitwig completely, but I've also been learning Max/MSP. Bitwig would make me more productive IMO, but Max/MSP is a creative goldmine. I can't really take Max/MSP with me to Bitwig, I don&#x2
48.
by creativeembassy 9y ago
Digital Audio Workstation. Think Ableton Live, Apple Logic Pro, Avid's Pro Tools, FL Studio, Cakewalk Sonar, Propellerheads Reason... tools to record/arrange/produce/master music.
49.
by creativeembassy 9y ago
I don't know what's more surprising. That they couldn't spring for new coins? That they're charging $2.95? That as of this comment, there are only 15 left?
50.
Coin – Used(ifixit.com)
2 points by creativeembassy 9y ago|1 comments
51.
by creativeembassy 10y ago
I learned programming from small private classes when I started the 3rd grade. It drove me to found a hackerspace a few years ago, and I finally got to start teaching other kids how to program and do robotics. I highly recommend it, educati
52.
by creativeembassy 10y ago
I love this. My single regret about doing programming for a living is that I rarely have anything physical to show for my work at the end of the day. I've been looking at hobbies to pick up that involve making things with my hands. Thi
53.
by creativeembassy 10y ago
I could not care less. - 1.0 to 1.2: Hard to pair, and very unreliable. First major version, I'm sure they'll fix it... - 2.0: More bandwidth. Still hard to pair, still unreliable. - 2.1: Adds "Simple Secure Pairing". St
54.
by creativeembassy 11y ago
Are there any invites floating around yet? I'd love one, email address is in my profile. Very interested in developing other tools against Keybase, with mruby or Elixir.
55.
by creativeembassy 12y ago
Slightly disappointed that I won't be able to try it out yet, because I'm not a Mac Developer. I can't get the XCode 6 beta without it, so I'd have to cough up $99 to try a new language... It seems to me like that might
56.
by creativeembassy 12y ago
Apple pushed the speed of Javascript in the newest version of Safari, earlier in the keynote. They probably try not to complete with themselves.
57.
by creativeembassy 12y ago
I spent a lot of time trying to do stuff with ObjectiveC, but just hated the syntax. That's been the biggest thing keeping me from developing Mac OSX apps; I just prefer Ruby's simplicity. I'm going to seriously give Swift a
58.
by creativeembassy 13y ago
It was the Surface RT that did so poorly. $900M writeoff that forced out Ballmer. Which is why I'm so surprised that they're attempting to do it again, with the Surface 2. People familiar with Windows want a cheap way to take thei
59.
by creativeembassy 13y ago
What are YOU looking at? I pulled open the link and searched for "permission". It's the second use of the word. The entire passage is right there.
60.
by creativeembassy 13y ago
You don't have it? It works for me. I'll get a "Pop-up notification blocked" message right next to the star in the address bar. I can click on it and continue to ignore pop-ups, or choose to open them if I need to see them. Pretty much exac

More ›