@frank Sounds like you found a new rabbit hole to explore 😀
@frank Sounds like you found a new rabbit hole to explore 😀
@matthewlang I had the same thought, as I use stacks mainly for grouping the same kind of project from different customers
@gdp That’s not the kind of service you expect at a fast food place. Nice!
@manton I assume the free Twitter export blog remains free, right?
@Denny 😂
@ner3y No, it doesn’t know if you’re seeing something interesting , but does know whether your out on the streets and which apps you usually use in that context.
@ner3y Nice! I use the Siri Suggestions widget instead of manually selecting my most used apps. It’s amazing how fast it learns my habits and always show me app I need in that moment. For example, when I am at the gym, my gym’s app and the Notes app, where I keep the different exercises, show up. Also, I like how the apps are not always in the same position, to prevent me from mindlessly opening an app.
@Eggfreckles Setapp currently provides access to various iOS apps, several of which I actively utilize. The process involves receiving a QR code for installing a freemium version from the App Store (or manually installing it). Additionally, there's another QR code to unlock premium features within the app.
Considering the recent turmoil on this subject, I haven't fully contemplated the potential consequences. I sincerely hope they navigate these changes successfully without facing significant challenges.
@skoobz I've set that to automatic, so they are most of the time in greyscale because I am working in another app.
@frank Werk jij vaak in het Engels? Hoewel ik goed mijn talen beheers, vind ik zelf brainstorming vaak makkelijker in het Nederlands.
@skoobz I've got the batteries widget in my notification center. I like to see it once in a while, but don't want it always cluttering my desktop.
@jemostrom James Clear suggests that if you miss a day in your habit, it's not a big deal. The key is to avoid messing up two days in a row because that's when a new habit of skipping the task every day might start.
@iChris My wife and I share the same account. Meal planning is stored in a shared calendar on iCloud.
@TfTHacker I would say for most people at least on a daily and weekly level, preferably together with one higher level.
@toddgrotenhuis I also couldn’t think of an interpretation of “downwards” within this concept, but thought the idea was interesting.
@toddgrotenhuis Interesting. What would Downwards look like?
@werd.io 💯
@TfTHacker I agree that for most people a quarter is more tangible than a year. My take is that everybody should decide on their own their own levels when practicing multi-scale planning.
@macgreg Did you try to activate the face mask option?
@frank Gisteren even een bakkie gedaan. Leuke tent, goede koffie maar wel erg druk.
@frank KISS: I would go for option 1
@iChris Last year I left Paprika for Mela. As far as I can see, Crouton is very similar to Mela.
@Ddanielson Oops. That doesn’t look right. I would add also assume that my account will only be terminated at the end of my payment cycle.
Maybe @manton can look into this.
@patrickrhone It truly was the gold standard. I got exited about using a Mac because of MS Word.