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Comment #48757819
I submitted your post to Apple’s feedback for on iCloud. If others do the same, perhaps they’ll take notice: https://www.apple.com/feedback/icloud/
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Comment #48641659
There are many of these “art cars” out there. See https://lesblank.com/films/automorphosis-by-harrod-blank/
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Comment #48500700
“because we found it randomly” reveals the importance of mindset. So much of the travel experience (hell, life itself!) is influenced by a positive attitude and openness to really …
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Comment #48283596
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Comment #47531039
Fascinating idea! So wish I had parents and grands around so I could record all the old family stories that were told over the years. If you readers take no other action after read…
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Comment #47091168
The new Tech Corps invites engineers, data scientists, and technically minded builders to serve alongside partner countries working to responsibly adopt and deploy AI tools. Think …
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Comment #46745329
Build a BART- CalTrain version and make bank!!
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Comment #46366813
Interesting analysis. If you’re into efficient operations, consider making coffee at home/office and either make your own banana bread (easy and far tastier!) or skip it!
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Comment #46021879
In 1999, Jobs received an award from the Silicon Valley Alum of Harvard Business School for his Pixar work. In his thank you remarks, he said he had no illusions about there being …
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Comment #45952172
Sounds intriguing.
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Comment #45885595
I was a Lotus Agenda heavy user and remember when app this came out. It is very similar to the beta of what was internally called “Hobbs” (yes that Hobbs) that I test-drove at thei…
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Comment #45653440
“The Forest Unseen” by David George Haskell. If you’re not already blown away by nature’s creativity and complexity, you will be if you read this.
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Comment #45555918
Much of this article describes the behavior of relatively new travelers. As they mature, they’ll dig deeper, stay off the beaten tracks and, with luck, open up their cultural lens.…
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Comment #44902503
There are some good rent vs own calculators out there. One thing that each person has to weigh is how much they value their time. Owning a home requires a certain amount of time th…
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Comment #44504821
I have both owned and rented. Having done this buy vs rent calculation many times and renting generally wins. Three factors not usually considered in the buy equation: 1) the house…
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Comment #44457292
Love the idea, would be great if I could automatically filter to just the events that are in my personal interest set
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Comment #44419850
here's what the last three months of retirement travel look like: https://share.icloud.com/photos/0bfsKT8PAv_CxDl4pVRWe9-iQ Among many cool experiences was taking "Le Shuttle" unde…
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Comment #44419810
Anim8's business model lets you buy credits that you can then use over whatever time works for you. Essentially a use fee rather than a pay regardless of use.
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Comment #44419275
Having worked in said fruit stand for several years, I can assure you that you were neither undetected nor unplayed. We kept score, too!
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Comment #44402538
Impressive and very cool! You might consider making this into a globe route generator that folks will pay for. See https://anim8map.com/ As an active airline passenger for the past…
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Comment #44252704
A useful tool for me would be an app/site that instantly provides a short list of available events/activities that a) are happening soon, b) match/complement my unique set of inter…
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Comment #44027335
Take a day-long walking tour with Fabian. He’s a German expat who is a city plannner in london. Besides being a super-nice guy, his tour offers a view of some of london’s most inte…
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Comment #43236467
I was very fortunate to be in middle school (ages 11 - 13) in the late 60s when shop classes were still going strong. Here's what I recall of our curriculum: 6th grade: industrial …
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Comment #41686397
Here’s one to consider adding: https://www.sparkmuseum.org/