@pimoore What’s the benefit of using NextDNS over Cloudflare’s DNS?
@pimoore What’s the benefit of using NextDNS over Cloudflare’s DNS?
@All_That_Jess Welkom Jessica!
@maique Up we go!
@Blog.strategicedge.co.uk Thank you Nicholas.
@dandycat I had the same thought last year, but in the end decided that I don’t really need it when I can use my phone or tablet for the same function through the Touch Portal app.
@canion That’s exactly the reason I try to avoid driving one.
@herself The fact that there is an enormous amount of to do applications in the App Store is an indicator of the wide variety of needs and desires in this field.
I imagine all those developers (a tiny percentage of the population) looking around for their perfect solution and when they can’t find it deciding to poor literally hundreds of hours into creating their own (still imperfect) solution adapted to their way of working.
@Blog.strategicedge.co.uk Nicholas has a sharp eye. I did not notice the London Underground map.
@rishabh It's an interesting book, but not outstanding. For my taste, a little bit too dense. See also my other reply on this post for a more detailed answer.
@cm If I had to summarize the book, it would be something like:
Declamatory style, sometimes even heavy. Contradictions arise despite the apparent good intentions of the author. Some may object that a successful person urges spiritual answers to those who may be struggling, but he also addresses those who have achieved comfort and yet feel spiritually empty. All those who can stop to contemplate how they could improve their spiritual side will find here much to consider. Brooks's description of the need for spiritual and emotional awakening refers to earlier American writers, such as Horatio Alger, who urged readers to strive for improvement, even if their path was material progress, and Dale Carnegie, who described how to achieve both friends and influence. These themes appear and reappear at regular intervals in various guises, including Brooks's highly effective call to reach the second peak of the mountain.
@Miraz Spectacular!
@gr36 I made the jump in September for exactly this reason.
@purisubzi Thank you for introducing me to Yasujirō Ozu 🙏
@numericcitizen My 2013 iMac is getting long in the tooth and I have been waiting for the updated models for some time now. They can't come soon enough…
@BestofTimes Still using Byword every day. I appreciate the fact that they don't try to add more features. It does what it does and it does it very well…
@gr36 I am with @peterimoore on this one: I learned the canonical Gruber version back when I was still publishing on Movable Type and never had any reason to try any other dialect.
@mattbirchler The link in the post doesn’t work.
@patrickrhone The issue I see with this system is that numbers are not memorable.
@cygnoir I guess you don’t have a lot of options, since the physical address is a legal requirement and not something MailChimp de died to require.
@hawaiiboy That is a great combination of two of the most exported cultures.
@amit “In preparing for battle I have always found that plans are useless, but planning is indispensable.”
― Dwight D. Eisenhower
@jasraj I think you are right on: you need some kind of structure to be able to follow conversations but also not so much that you have to search for new content.
@amit I am satisfied with my Productie whenever I review my work log at the end of the day and feel good about it. I may have done my planned work or just fixed emergencies…
@jasraj I don’t support community platforms that don’t support conversation threads such as Telegram. Slack has them, but they still feel like an afterthought. I feel a lot better about Discourse, but my favorite platform is Mighty Networks.
@patrickrhone I’m a huge fan of Nicholas too.