I also believe there will be another drop when the apps actually are shut down. Now people are loggin in to get the last details without much hassle. I did this myself, it’s muscle memory to open Apollo and browse it, even with some subreddits closed. When the app are down… there will be the another spike, which Reddit has to overcome. At that moment I will most probably also shut down.
Whenever I put a google search down, and see one page of Pinterest on there I immediately go back to the search box and go for; “-site:pinterest.*”. I absolutely hate that site with a passion.
Some suggstions on my end would be:
Ready player one - Ernest Cline
Mistborn trilogy - Brandon Sanderson
A short history of nearly everything - Bill Bryson
Dune - Frank Herbert
Yes I do this every day. Just because I'm always working on network drives and if I just close down the lid, the favourites in my Finder will disappear every now and then. When shutting down the laptop completely I eliminate this effect.
I was expecting this to be harder as well. With swapped unicode letters. Maybe you should make them different levels, 1 = easy like you had, 2 = with upside down letters, 3 = greek letter replacement (unicode swapping)
If you're a history geek you should definitly check out Dan Carlin's Hardcore History. This year he only made 2 episodes. 'Supernova in the east' II & III. At a whopping 4 hours each these feel more like an audiobook crammed with history rather than a Podcast. But I can definitly recommend them both & the complete works of him of course.
I can second this. Even though I stumbled upon this podcast only 2 weeks ago. Just after the first episode I knew I had to hear more stories, so I started listening these back to back from the start. I can highly recommend this.
Sure; Last year I visited the place, at the cathedral island the lamps are lighted every evening.[1] It's a great sight, the guy walks fast, so if you want to make a beautiful photo you have to be quick.
[1] https://www.getyourguide.com/wroclaw-l2036/wroclaw-cathedral...
I can totally stand behind this idea. It’s way more equal than money. Every single person get 24 hours a day, but not everybody has €200 (or however high the fee may be) free at hand. Although I think there should be still an upper limit. Saying if you speed more than X there’s more consequences involved rather than time and/ or money.
Don't really know. But if you decide to do so, please make a video series about it.
I really enjoyed the series Ben Eater has produced making his 8 bit computer. [1]
I like the concept of the app!
Especially how the fog view looks. However I think $17 is a bit steep for me to download the app.
One question directly arose me; ie I visited a place somewhere in Croatia now, come back to the app in 5 years, but the place in Croatia has been completely reconstructed. Will I see the state of when I was there or will it be the current state?
I’ve seen multiple version control apps pass by in recent years. However they seem to focus too heavy on one particular tool. For me as a designer I’m really looking for a version control system / app which handles multiple files from multiple software applications. On a regular day I use, Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign, After Effects, Premiere Pro, and some other smaller tools as a base. If there ever could be a (local— because of the large file sizes in video) versioning system which brings them all together that would mean the world. Preferably in a nice gui application. And I know these apps have failed in the past but I think there might just be a market for it. (Instead of versioning it all in the finder / explorer myself)
If we’re talking about the self driving cars here like mentioned in the article, the cars could go to a dealer / workshop on their own. You’ll only have to tell the car “I don’t need you for the next x hours”. So you go ahead and have the firmware updated.
Unfortunately there’s no quick fix about the current cars having the “guided” self driving principle.
Looks like a great update! Definitely how they re-worked the bezier approach! There are some innovations here which I would love to see in Adobe Illustrator as well.
I've seen a couple of 'most mentioned' pass by in recent years, all seem to have a different algorithm & outcome of all the most mentioned books. If I compare yours to i.e. http://hackernewsbooks.com/ the top mentioned book is vastly different than the one on your site. I mean this is not a problem at all, just found this interesting.