resident of the *other* Oregon: out here east of the Cascades, it’s all sagebrush and cinders. iOS developer by day, cattle dog herder by night; 24/7 low-key house contractor expect posts about chip architecture and nuclear reactors and AC ⟷ DC power conversion (and associated costs) and just anything where atoms do things to other atoms, and sometimes, to bits.
resident of the *other* Oregon: out here east of the Cascades, it’s all sagebrush and cinders.
iOS developer by day, cattle dog herder by night; 24/7 low-key house contractor
expect posts about chip architecture and nuclear reactors and AC ⟷ DC power conversion (and associated costs) and just anything where atoms do things to other atoms, and sometimes, to bits.
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resident of the *other* Oregon: out here east of the Cascades, it’s all sagebrush and cinders. iOS developer by day, cattle dog herder by night; 24/7 low-key house contractor expect posts about chip architecture and nuclear reactors and AC ⟷ DC power conversion (and associated costs) and just anything where atoms do things to other atoms, and sometimes, to bits.
resident of the *other* Oregon: out here east of the Cascades, it’s all sagebrush and cinders. iOS developer by day, cattle dog herder by night; 24/7 low-key house contractor expect posts about chip architecture and nuclear reactors and AC ⟷ DC power conversion (and associated costs) and just anything where atoms do things to other atoms, and sometimes, to bits.
resident of the *other* Oregon: out here east of the Cascades, it’s all sagebrush and cinders. iOS developer by day, cattle dog herder by night; 24/7 low-key house contractor expect posts about chip architecture and nuclear reactors and AC ⟷ DC power conversion (and associated costs) and just anything where atoms do things to other atoms, and sometimes, to bits.
resident of the *other* Oregon: out here east of the Cascades, it’s all sagebrush and cinders. iOS developer by day, cattle dog herder by night; 24/7 low-key house contractor expect posts about chip architecture and nuclear reactors and AC ⟷ DC power conversion (and associated costs) and just anything where atoms do things to other atoms, and sometimes, to bits.
@gruber@mastodon.social first time opening wallet on iOS 26(.4b3) and got this popup. Not sure if this is shown for everyone on first launch, or bc of the recent express transit news? (Went right from iOS 18 to the 26.4 betas, just for context)
resident of the *other* Oregon: out here east of the Cascades, it’s all sagebrush and cinders. iOS developer by day, cattle dog herder by night; 24/7 low-key house contractor expect posts about chip architecture and nuclear reactors and AC ⟷ DC power conversion (and associated costs) and just anything where atoms do things to other atoms, and sometimes, to bits.
less positive reviews for MobileSafari which did not keep any of the webpages open that I tapped into from Ivory while offline. The number of tiny data loss bugs they ship in Safari on iOS and Notes on the Mac every year just grates
(Notes on macOS, **every year**: “we could restore your open notes, but it’s more important to tell you that we added drawing tools.”)
resident of the *other* Oregon: out here east of the Cascades, it’s all sagebrush and cinders. iOS developer by day, cattle dog herder by night; 24/7 low-key house contractor expect posts about chip architecture and nuclear reactors and AC ⟷ DC power conversion (and associated costs) and just anything where atoms do things to other atoms, and sometimes, to bits.
Shouts to Flighty for making me the first person on a flight into Palm Springs to know that we were being diverted to San Diego.
The pricing model of “yeah I’m traveling next week but I don’t do this on the regular” makes it an absolute no-brainer, and the info about airport conditions is better than anything I could find online about KPSP’s weather. So impressive
resident of the *other* Oregon: out here east of the Cascades, it’s all sagebrush and cinders. iOS developer by day, cattle dog herder by night; 24/7 low-key house contractor expect posts about chip architecture and nuclear reactors and AC ⟷ DC power conversion (and associated costs) and just anything where atoms do things to other atoms, and sometimes, to bits.
resident of the *other* Oregon: out here east of the Cascades, it’s all sagebrush and cinders. iOS developer by day, cattle dog herder by night; 24/7 low-key house contractor expect posts about chip architecture and nuclear reactors and AC ⟷ DC power conversion (and associated costs) and just anything where atoms do things to other atoms, and sometimes, to bits.
resident of the *other* Oregon: out here east of the Cascades, it’s all sagebrush and cinders. iOS developer by day, cattle dog herder by night; 24/7 low-key house contractor expect posts about chip architecture and nuclear reactors and AC ⟷ DC power conversion (and associated costs) and just anything where atoms do things to other atoms, and sometimes, to bits.
resident of the *other* Oregon: out here east of the Cascades, it’s all sagebrush and cinders. iOS developer by day, cattle dog herder by night; 24/7 low-key house contractor expect posts about chip architecture and nuclear reactors and AC ⟷ DC power conversion (and associated costs) and just anything where atoms do things to other atoms, and sometimes, to bits.
RE: @overcastfm@mastodon.social
transcripts are the coolest thing I’ve seen in a podcast app since Marco’s smart speed implementation. run, don’t walk, to your nearest App Store for this update
resident of the *other* Oregon: out here east of the Cascades, it’s all sagebrush and cinders. iOS developer by day, cattle dog herder by night; 24/7 low-key house contractor expect posts about chip architecture and nuclear reactors and AC ⟷ DC power conversion (and associated costs) and just anything where atoms do things to other atoms, and sometimes, to bits.
hearing the news three minutes at a time as I test these ignition-based magnetic cabinet locks I put in the van. not my favorite!
resident of the *other* Oregon: out here east of the Cascades, it’s all sagebrush and cinders. iOS developer by day, cattle dog herder by night; 24/7 low-key house contractor expect posts about chip architecture and nuclear reactors and AC ⟷ DC power conversion (and associated costs) and just anything where atoms do things to other atoms, and sometimes, to bits.
resident of the *other* Oregon: out here east of the Cascades, it’s all sagebrush and cinders. iOS developer by day, cattle dog herder by night; 24/7 low-key house contractor expect posts about chip architecture and nuclear reactors and AC ⟷ DC power conversion (and associated costs) and just anything where atoms do things to other atoms, and sometimes, to bits.
resident of the *other* Oregon: out here east of the Cascades, it’s all sagebrush and cinders. iOS developer by day, cattle dog herder by night; 24/7 low-key house contractor expect posts about chip architecture and nuclear reactors and AC ⟷ DC power conversion (and associated costs) and just anything where atoms do things to other atoms, and sometimes, to bits.
resident of the *other* Oregon: out here east of the Cascades, it’s all sagebrush and cinders. iOS developer by day, cattle dog herder by night; 24/7 low-key house contractor expect posts about chip architecture and nuclear reactors and AC ⟷ DC power conversion (and associated costs) and just anything where atoms do things to other atoms, and sometimes, to bits.
resident of the *other* Oregon: out here east of the Cascades, it’s all sagebrush and cinders. iOS developer by day, cattle dog herder by night; 24/7 low-key house contractor expect posts about chip architecture and nuclear reactors and AC ⟷ DC power conversion (and associated costs) and just anything where atoms do things to other atoms, and sometimes, to bits.