My take on the new cursor support in iPadOS.
https://twitter.com/wormsandviruses/status/1242828468187881474
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Coder who dabbles in writing and is currently Austin-based after stints in New York City and Connecticut. You can find my writings at both this microblog as well as on my long form blog found at the totally trustworthy wormsandviruses.com.
For those wondering, you can use a Magic Trackpad 2 with iPadOS 13.4 wired without having to pair via Bluetooth.
I am fairly pleased with how I’ve rearranged the home office over the weekend. I have access to the window, the 4K monitor is now shared between the work laptop, iMac, and PC, and the cable management isn’t half bad.
For those who are used to going to a gym, here’s some low cost apps that I use and that require little to no equipment.
Bodyweight – https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bodyweight-training-your-gym/id416981420
Down Dog – https://apps.apple.com/us/app/yoga-down-dog/id983693694
Another bit of advice for those not used to setting up remote meetings.
Government: Give me your location data.
Voters: Piss off!
Government: Hmmm… Google give me your location data?
Voters: Okay.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2020/03/17/white-house-location-data-coronavirus/
See also: xkcd Sandwich
I don’t know if this is allowed on social media, but I am simultaneously bummed about Brady leaving New England and am also not upset about it. I even look forward to rooting for him on his next team.
Unless he somehow ends up on the Jets. Fuck the Jets.
“The sky’s the limit when it comes to ____________, but don’t be tempted by spendy upgrades when you’re just starting out“ is pretty good advice in general when trying something new.
That said, it sure seems like taxing billionaires stockpiles of wealth might help combat this sort of thing.
My usual cynicism kicked in at the start of this thing, but watching so many difficult sacrifices made in hopes that it might to save lives has been inspiring.