Augmented reality app that shows me where the squeaky spots are on the wood floor in my house so I don’t wake the baby.
I’m negotiating with my son like the 2010 aliens: “All these toys are yours, except this electric cord. Attempt no chewing there.”
You think you know the nativity scene, and then along comes the caganer: t.co/GE8PnLvKK…
Shoveling achievement unlocked. t.co/Xu0pX9CDs…
Up to one minute before I start shoveling I’m hoping it warms to 40°. And one minute after I’m done I hope it never gets above 20°.
Gmail’s images are now on by default, but go through Google proxies. Email metrics are going to be insane one way or another for a bit here.
I bet this idiocy resulted in great metrics in the a/b tests: t.co/SDgM9x7Bt…
Those app rating dialogues would be far less annoying if I could just rate it in that dialogue instead of exiting to the App Store.
id’s Doom (which is 20 years old this week) was named after Tom Cruise’s pool cue in The Color of Money.
My “updates” and “social” tabs are all cleared out, but my “primary” tab has tons of unread email. I think I’m doing it wrong.
It’s perhaps not the best sign of health and fitness that my weekly pedometer high scores always happen on trash night.
That #seligman experiment we were running at Mediocre is over. I put together a little wrap-up with stats & photos: t.co/Ybs5NtPVX…
Unexpected consequence of replacing my outdoor garage lights with LEDs - no heat means icicles actually on the light.
I get that @fivethirtyeight wasn’t a good fit for @nytimes, but was there really no way to avoid six months of downtime?
Million Dollar Background App: like a pedometer, but with speech identification & recognition it counts how many words you say in a day.
Can we just agree to not have fog on TV any more, since apparently we no longer can show it without sharp compression gradations?
I guess things are pretty slow at t.co/S9KFi5HA4… if they’ve got the CEO sending these kinds of emails: t.co/XqO03oJ7f…