Wade Armstrong

Links are for iDevices but the hed says "Mac" -- is that right?

Beautiful visualizations!

FYI, logo and color scheme are very close to what Beeminder uses https://www.beeminder.com/

So what's the deal with calling out Sayalay Anuttara? I have no idea whom she is but it doesn't seem that she's an obvious parallel to Ted Bundy.

Shoot, requires Mac OS X 10.13 and my work computer is stuck on 10.12

So sometimes I want a porter, sometimes an IPA, sometimes a pilsner, sometimes a sour, depending on my mood and what I'm eating. Is the AI able to distinguish between an individual's different use cases (or can I just tell the AI)?

Seems really interesting, planning any support for text editors? Cold be great to have a plugin for Sublime, VS Code, etc.

This seems interesting, would love some sort of a script exchange to help see what can be done/bring in other useful scripts.

I used Laverna, and liked it reasonably well (Markdown support++!), but it has the same problem that all of the Electron-based apps have: no support for multiple windows open at once. Sometimes, I need to compare notes or refer to past notes in current notes. That's one reason I'm sticking with Evernote.

Love this -- Chrome extensions actually stress the dev to use a lot of challenging async and state-management approaches.

I own computer glasses for home and work, and really, really appreciate them. However, I'd kind of love it if I didn't have prescription glasses; the benefit of the perfect prescription is there, but I have to take them off any time I interact with someone at a distance significantly different than that of my monitor. These seem like a great compromise for those of us who have pretty darned...

Beautiful stuff with a very consistent aesthetic.

As a Dad, I really like this approach. I have childproof locks everywhere, but am well aware that my son will eventually figure out each lock type. Having something that I can control with my phone is great -- assuming that I can keep my phone locked, of course. A great feature would be to take a photo from the front camera every time the lock is unlocked!

Will it tell me enough about the aperture the iPhone is using that I can manipulate aperture by changing the shutter speed?

This seems really clever and secure. What are the consequences if the user changes their phone number? Is there any way to port an account over?

This seems like an amazing tool to test APIs. Thanks!

Not only do I think this is brilliant, a co-worker just looked over my shoulder and couldn't believe what he saw. The button in the Finder is killer. You all hit it out of the park!

Great if you have one router, but if you have multiple, it would be amazing to be able to specify an order in which they need to restart. For instance, lots of users will need to bring up the router that does DHCP (or DNS!) up first.