I will go on record as "phablets are phabulous". I've got big hands and big pockets, and I rarely talk on the phone. Phablets are my sweet spot for portable, accessible computing right now.
@kdfrawg Many Americans think "affordable" means "you can get someone to extend you enough credit" AFAICT. See it in house, car, and education choices.
/@skematica
@nitinkhanna They've always been hypothetical for me. But I'm an (older) Millennial, so. ??♀
@gtwilson Both. The --root and --date flags were the new bits for me. More tidbits squirreled away.
Oh yeah, and you can now see the source code to my tencinvites site [gitlab.com]. Now that Jason has obsoleted it (YAY! progress :)), it serves more as a \"look what you can do with Pythonista on your phone!" demo.
Figured out how to do what I wanted with fixing up the author email but not touching the author date for the initial commit in a git repo: git rebase -i --root, mark initial commit as edit, git log to peep the original author date, then git commit --amend --date=$ORIGINAL<u>AUTHOR</u>DATE. The --amend automatically clobbers the author info (with the desired email), and the --date ensures you don't alter the date. Score!
@nitinkhanna Wow. I have enough trouble getting five people together for a meeting when they're being paid to be available. Can't imagine that many people with that much time to waste in off hours!
Yup, market must be 10-25 year olds…
/@lukasros
@schiffey It's in the account record. It's always populated - if they haven't set one, there's a default image whose URL gets sent down.
/@matigo
@kdfrawg I spent a good chunk of time running all of Firefox, Chrome, and Safari simultaneously, as well as Xcode and the iOS Simulator. Never seemed to affect system responsiveness, so I never bothered looking at resource utilization. The mid-2012 rMBP 15" really does make a great workstation even now. :)
/@paulgit