Is it possible to approximate the amount of caffeine based on the beans weight I use for brewing? Before I take any further steps I'd like to know how close to the danger zone I am.
I have one of the more obscure iPhone ringtones as my alarm. My wife was trying new ringtones yesterday and when she tried the one I have as alarm I literally shuddered.
In my iPhone 5, it seems to point exactly in the opposite direction. The included Compass app works perfectly. I don't know if this matters or not, but I'm in South America.
It gets better every time I try again, but I'm still missing four things:
- Good project management. I tried the project-manager plugin, but it doesn't seem to remember my fuzzy finder options and reindexes everything every time.
- Good Vim emulation, like Vintageous in Sublime.
- Keyboard mapping override. I use cmd-j and cmd-k for switching tabs in Sublime. I cannot map this easily in Atom.
- Actually, I disabled tabs in Sublime and only use the side bar. I miss this in Atom too.
I've been using ReadKit (http://readkitapp.com) for a while. It's very similar to Reeder, it supports a lot of services for syncing and works flawlessly. As a long time Reeder user in Mac and iPhone, I'll be giving it another chance, though.
I got into one of our machines that presented the connectivity issues from another one which was still reachable. It had no external (curl www.google.com) connectivity. Just two minutes ago it started resolving again.
> I wish I could tell people the amazing things I witnessed during my 30 years in the CIA, that I've never seen people work harder or more selflessly, that for little money and long hours, people took it for granted that their flaws would be scrutinized and their successes ignored.
30 years? Then those flaws include helping overthrow a democratically elected government in my country, among many others. That's a kind of flaw that needs to be scrutinized and prevented at any cost.
This is going to be the definitive version of Prince of Persia. With VGA and a sound card, on a fast machine, it'll blow the Apple away. (In contrast, none of the Karateka conversions was as good as the Apple original)