It’s almost like I’m making a point. Maybe if you think real hard you can get it...
It’s obviously a joke. Get over yourself.
Haha, it’s funny because you’re white trash!
Pasmo or Suica card
well, if you get thirsty, I’ll bring some Almond Juice up the hill for you.
You can throw a linguistic prescriptivism tantrum all you want, but they call it milk and keep it in the milk aisle.
> Your example is the one given by people who try to pretend they can make it in this industry while living somewhere besides LA because one or two people successfully did it.
I disagree— PDF is the industry standard, at least if you’re a beginner writing doing specs. FD is used more in production, probably more in TV where it’s important to be consistent across the writing room, but many apps output in FD. Rian Johnson wrote the next Star Wars in Fade In Pro (which does output in FD) so it…
You’re forgetting Fade In Pro (a lot of people choose this over Final Draft - Rian Johnson wrote the next Star Wars on it) and Writer Duet (people with Chromebooks/ ChromeOS seem to favor it).
But the same doesn’t seem to be true for Airmail:
Do you have a source for the “downloads your mails to their servers” claim?
Does Reeder allow you to use the keys “j” and “k” to move through articles? I’ve been addicted to that since the Google Reader days.
Wait, you’re mad Gizmodo isn’t about GADGETS, so you’re suggesting this SOFTWARE/ “LIFEHACK” be there instead of on LIFEHACKER?
My only fear with something like this is that I’d set it up and, as long as it was working correctly, I’d forget to login and make sure it’s fully updated, so it would end up becoming a IoT security threat in the same way those un-updated webcams became a botnet. How hard would it be to keep this updated/locked down?
And we’ll say, “We keep telling you: the bunker doesn’t need a political blogger. Go scavenge for food.”
Trump after the 2012 election:
> as whatever you right is incoherent
> To use the tool, you have to link your email, credit cards, and Amazon account. They only have access to your email to look for receipts and they don’t store your credentials