Have one. Will be returning. Specifically for code (via the Mac Airplay) it's.. okay. The reality is that the resolution / clarity just isn't high enough to rival the sharpness and clarity of a real monitor. So you end up with a bigger screen to try to see things as sharply, or an overall "bigger" ui experience — either way leading to less real-estate per degree-of-view to work with.
So.. it's fine. But it's not better than a monitor.
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Oddly enough I believe Lightroom Classic still has a feature just like this. Select up all the photos you want (or an album etc) and it can generate some pretty stock (bells / whistles included) HTML that you can publish out to whatever with your pictures. Pretty basic HTML stuff that should be parseable for a long long time
Oof. This is definitely the right response. That would be a powerful, terrible precedent to set — one that could be catastrophic if turned toward a different country perhaps
OP, FWIW I think there's a trigger available in iOS Shortcuts that kicks off if you join a particular network. You could probably use that trigger + a web request and achieve your 'event driven' desire just FYI :)
This looks really neat. I've spent _way_ too long on custom HTML for email signatures and email content without any tooling.. just an editor, some inline styles and a whole lot of pain. Looking forward to trying it out. No idea how y'all were able to figure out how to compile the dev-written code down to email-compliance for renderers as far back as you have, but kudos if it all works well. I could never get over how many different renderers and versions there are in the wild. Email is a TOUGH place for styling and it seems like Litmus just dominates everything else in the marketplace.
Sweet. I've been looking for something like this for a while — will definitely give it a try. Wish there was like a $10-for-7-day-trial sort of thing so I could _fully_ try it out before paying $24 / $149, but it seems worth it for me at the moment so I'll go ahead and start with $24 :)
While straight digital manipulation may not work as well (colors/contrast based) - those with newer phones can use the 3d depth sensors to do this without any extra tools May have to turn your phone around so the face / depth sensors face the stone, but I just tried this with Scandy (free tool) and it totally works. Pretty cool!