Uh…

I’ve not looked in a bit. Has their integration with Apple mail on MacOS improved? I remember it (or some other part of their service) requiring a separate app to try and get things working.

Thanks, will take a look.

Are any of these solutions able to be used via an AppleTV?

Marques Brownlee is actually, rather brown.

Have a recommendation for replacing Lightroom? Having a hard time finding an good alternative photo catalog mgmt solution.

The notes being sync’d locally is exactly what would have allowed me to remain productive for that meeting. It sounds like Notion has this ability today, which is good to hear. In this example local access wasn’t yet an option. This was a few years ago though, and I’ll stop bringing this up as a gap since it no longer applies.

I was there a few years ago but don’t remember seeing any snow machines.

They list Notion, but IMO Obsidian is the better path. Lack of offline access to data is a big risk to using Notion, and what made me switch to Obsidian after being bit by internet access issues keeping me from being able to use my notes during a critical meeting. Hard no for Notion ever since.

Another +1 for Obsidian. Will never go back. For anyone running into Notion, it doesn’t work offline (that I last checked.) bit me in the ass one time. Obsidian is all markdown locally available.

Melting face gets used by me more and more. 🫠

Can you use it offline or does it fall apart like notion does? I switched to Obsidian after that bit me a while back.

The thumbnail shows Apple CarPlay, but in my limited understanding of all this, the car wouldn’t have access to anything in that ecosystem. Situation still sucks though, but anyone know of my understanding is right? I heard it described as the car screen is just a glorified monitor for the phone.

What the heck just happened?

Is anyone familiar enough to know if this includes text via Apple CarPlay?

Isn’t DDG using Bing though? What’s that paid search engine I’ve been hearing more about? Reviews seem to actually be descent.

And hopefully rectifying the crappy cell signal experience at airports since carriers should be able to run 5G infrastructure at full power around airports.

Three things.

1. Brush your damn teeth.
2. Spend time with your elderly family members while you still can.
3. Compound interest.

Are you seriously forced to use Google?

DataDog is far more comprehensive than Uptime Kuma. It would be more useful to compare the specific capability inside DataDog, considering they have so many services. In this case RUM or Synthetics from DataDog would be a comparable offering. For the SQL stuff, maybe DBM? I don’t have any preference either way, just wanted to bring light to the depth of DataDogs offering since I live that life at the office.

Edit to add that DataDog isn’t FOSS, but has some components they’ve acquired over the years that are. Vector is a good example. They’re offering a paid version called Observability Pipelines, but it rides on top of Vector and they’ve (so far) committed to keeping it FOSS.