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The Model 3 looks like an amazing car and it is an equally amazing achievement. Congrats Tesla. Interesting to note: they brought in 115 million dollars in downpayments and have over 4 billion dollars committed. Not bad for a  single day. No wonder Apple wants a peice of this pie.

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The greatest living bearded blogger, Jim Dalrymple, on The Loop: I still think it’s going to make for an incredible upgrade for those iPhone 5s users, but I also think it’s going to appeal to some current iPhone 6 users. A lot of people upgraded to the newest design for the technology, and of course,

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Brewing a second cup of coffee and reading Gruber’s review of the iPhone SE: http://daringfireball.net/2016/03/the_iphone_se

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Nat Friedman on the Xamarin blog: Xamarin will be in every edition of Visual Studio, including the widely-available Visual Studio Community Edition, which is free for individual developers, open source projects, academic research, education, and small professional teams. Develop and publish native apps for iOS and Android with C# or F# from directly within Visual

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Trying to figure out how to keep my current pace at work without burning out. I honestly think it could be possible.

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The April jokes are starting to roll in already. I think I’ll close all social sites for the next 48-hours.

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Imagine if your favorite software company said; we didn’t waste any resources this year on an April 1st joke, instead we are delivering these bug fixes. That would be something.

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Get used to the sight of people lining up for cars. Tesla is as beloved as Apple. If Apple jumps into the auto-arena we’ll see this happening again. Happy day to all of you out there nabbing a Tesla 3. I wish I could.

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Nearly all of the tech coverage I read about Snapchat’s latest update lead with “stickers” being part of the update. Don’t get me wrong, I love Bob the walrus. But how can they not lead with the fact that they’ve added realtime video and voice calling? I remember the first time I ever tried video chatting

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Satya is killing it. #Build2016

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How many Mac developers will jump to Windows now that Bash can run in Windows 10? Fantastic update. #build2016

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Dustin Kirkland on his blog: Finally, I imagine some of you — long time Windows and Ubuntu users alike — are still wondering, perhaps, "Why?!?" Having dedicated most of the past two decades of my career to free and open source software, this is an almost surreal endorsement by Microsoft on the importance of open

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Crimson treetops mottle the landscape. Beautiful day.

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Warriors vs. Wizards. These late games are tough on this old man.

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Took a few minutes and worked on my basketball shot this afternoon.

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Maciej Cegłowski on Pinboard’s blog: It’s entirely IFTTT’s decision to drop support for Pinboard (along with a bunch of other sites). They are the ones who are going to flip the switch on working code on April 4, and they could just as easily flip the switch back on (or even write an IFTTT recipe

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Giving iCloud Photo Library a whirl. First observation is that it destroys your connection to the Internet. No other device on the network even knows the world exists outside these walls.

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Incredibly productive day.

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Rainy start to the week. Excellent coding weather.

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It is lectern http://xkcd.com/1661/

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Instagram’s feed going algorithmic may be the best reason to try Snapchat out since they never even had a feed. Interesting times to see how the “feed wars” will end up. I wonder if I’ll even be using Instagram in a year.

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Two friends (Matt, Ben) and I have been trying to plan an afternoon just to go out, explore, and shoot photos. Finally we were able to on Saturday afternoon. Left: Ben, me, Matt at Callicoon Brewing Company. We chose Callicoon on a whim but I’m glad we did. The weather was perfect to get out

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Warriors vs. Sixers. Regardless of who wins I win.

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Face detection got much worse in Photos in the latest OS X release.

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I just installed a GIF keyboard on my phone. I instantly feel 15 years younger.

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Going on a photo adventure. Warm up your like buttons.

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Explored Callicoon, NY with Ben & Matt today. Quite an adventure! Had a run in with security and ended up in the Delaware. Mission accomplished!

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I’ve decided that I won’t stop eating so I have to start moving.

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Digging Kyle’s new thing called In Plain View: http://plainview.in

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Business breakfast at a Waffle House. Keeping it classy, as always.

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Basketball with people 20-years my junior.

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Basketball felt great. I am still in shock that we’ve played outdoors multiple times this year and it is only March.

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Ugh! For weeks I’ve had mobile Safari on my iPhone in “Private Mode” and didn’t know it. I was getting so frustrated that I couldn’t seem to stay logged into anything, I couldn’t see my history across devices (which I rely on) and Continuity wasn’t working at all. It wasn’t until I closed every tab in

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That nap hit me directly in the face.

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It does not feel like Thursday.

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Twitter for iOS’s web view butchers the layout of my site. Sorry to all of those seeing it that way. I’ll work on a fix if I can figure out why it is happening.

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Sarah Pressler, our Project Manager at Plain, wrote the latest Links From Last Week post (a series we publish on the Plain blog) and shared a bunch of stuff Kyle and I have been doing elsewhere on the web. I liked this bit: After long days of solving problems and writing the code that goes

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The calm before the nerve storm.

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