Blake (he/him)

Google Tasks isn’t remotely close to being a powerful project management tool on par with Todoist or some of the other apps out there. Even Apple’s Reminders app can do more. It’s much closer in spirit to a paper to-do list — just a bunch of things written down that you need to get done.

A lot of libraries have free printing now. It’s great

If you liked/tried Reply All I highly recommend Underunderstood (plus Overunderstood if you join their Patreon, it’s a big catalog). That being said it’s more tech in culture than heavy/deep tech (they’re journalists, not developers/hackers)

I don’t think Darknet Diaries falls into this boat either…? The host may be libertarian or something but it’s not really relevant to the content since it’s mostly narrative-driven interviews or stories

I think you missed an important one

(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKQp61e94VE)

Edit: This version seems even better: https://youtu.be/PigvikV-24Y

Where can I donate to help make this happen? I noticed the link on the README is for the OG Infinity dev

Thanks for sharing your experience. Sorry to hear yours didn’t work out. Hopefully the finance aspect didn’t burn you too much

A bit disappointed with this one. I think I may actually prefer Slut Pop since it’s more cohesive. This seems more like a grab bag of popular sounds, rejects from previous projects, and beats made for other artists

It’s the same on macOS too, using Webkit, and they released that first.

Google Fi customers beware. I’ve been saying for a while it could be next and always met with the argument “well actually it’s easy for them to run and profitable so it’s definitely safe.” By the looks of this nothing is safe besides their most core products

It’s not a fork at all though. On macOS they use Webkit, and on Windows they use Blink.

For web page rendering, the browser uses the underlying operating system rendering API. (In this case, it’s a Windows WebView2 call that utilizes the Blink rendering engine underneath.)

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The announcement link is a 404