Benjamin Lupton

All the unusual things I can understand as having alternative solutions within the Apple ecosystem for that target market. The target market is the typical person in an apple commercial, upper class with disposable income, who are purchasing status signals. See unbox therapy's video for this in detail. Say for audio jack, the target market will have a Twelve South AirFly for wireless audio...

What exactly is the difference between v3 and v2 — I've searched here, on reddit, and on the website — please just post a changelog somewhere, rather than recount every single feature of v3 (which does not make it clear what the differences are, it just makes it clear what is included in v3)

Finally a proper competitor to Coda, which is too slow and too expensive.

Wisdom is universally true. Advice is contextually true. Most of what Naval says is just advice to the fortunate disguised as wisdom. If this is a surprise, read this thread: https://twitter.com/balupton/status/1305810637960830976?s=20

There is an app similar to this. When you unlock/login to your computer, it prompts you to plan your day, or reminds you of your todos for 20 seconds or so before the computer becomes interactive. Anyone know what app that is?

So this is like DAI, but instead of adjusting price, it adjusts quantity?

@jasonfried is it possible to change the privacy of an email thread? Let's say we find a conversation very valuable; it would be great to make it a public conversation, or a protected conversation. So rather than creating a new forward chain, we can just invite (like a dropbox or google document) others to participate in the thread. If this is enabled, this could radically change how...

These are snippets, without any packaging, as such it is up to the consumer to generate and include the copyright notices - the [copy] button doesn't include the appropriate attribution nor copyright notice - and there is no guide on applying the license integration alongside one's own project licensing. Seems it is just asking for inadvertent copyright violations and plagiarism. Why not...

When is this coming to Australia? As their australian page just says "Coming soon" https://www.logitech.com/en-au/product/circle-view-security-camera.html

I'm interested. Promo code me please

Wouldn't it be more practical than having a camera in the toilet, to just have the toilet detect which devices are closest? Such as with ultrawideband chips (like apple's U1). Then the toilet can figure out it's me by noticing my iphone or watch is near it. Which would work for other equipment as well.

When will this get a Kindle app? As that is the one thing keeping me from getting this.

The problem I've faced by such simple translations spending multiple years living in Asia, is that "veganism" and even "dairy" are abstractions (abstractions in food take the form of supersets, subsets, intersections and exclusions), whereas the people working in restaurants, especially outside the developed world, have not been trained to think abstractly. Depending on the establishment,...

Not available outside the USA Apple iTunes Store it seems. Please make it available to the Australian iTunes Store

The other thing to note with this is that it is not just Krisp for Windows, but Krisp goes Premium. Now you can only mute your received audio for free, not your outgoing audio. Which is not mentioned in their upgrade notes which only states: "The first public version of Krisp Mac, New Upgraded UI, Fixed number of bugs". Do early adopters get any perks? Been using krisp since day 1, and already...

I’m very concerned about it. It is such a good idea, and I’m not sure how valve, steam, twitch, playstation and microsoft will compete unless they all teamed up to use microsofts servers. Full thoughts here: https://discuss.bevry.me/t/googles-stadia/688?u=balupton

Been a bartender user for years, and just signed up for a SetApp subscription a week ago, as it turned out I already owned 10 or so apps it offered, so I figured SetApp is cheaper than getting new licenses all the time. As is the case with Timing, which is expensive. Glad that there is now a FOSS alternative. That said, the SetApp model seems really great — as it seems to fund a lot more...

For those wondering what it is, as the product hunt page has no information, you can click through to the home page, which also has no information, but the home page lets you click through to the app store page: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ablo/id1437793326?ls=1&mt=8 which finally tells you what this app is, which seems nifty - it is a pity that it requires 3 different page traversals...

Does this actually sync your music to the Watch? Like many podcasting apps and audible does with WatchOS 4? Or is it just a remote control that needs your phone nearby?

I don't see any advantage of this over asciinema or scrimba