denvermullets

sent it to my wife, will come in handy!

same but i use android. so i just talk to a google keep note and then copy/paste it. helpful for longer things

big fan of this and have been doing similar. i just got to a good state with my Linear clone app. im planning to do a REST client soon, how'd that go for you?

ive been using halloy for almost a year(?) and i really dig it. you and the contributors should be proud.

i dont hang out in #halloy but maybe i should!

i stopped ordering delivery for the most part as i'd rather walk and get it than pay the markup. a lot of restaurants are either spinning up their own app with discounts OR are offering a discount for ordering directly thru them. and honestly, i'd rather a local restaurant get more profit than just cutting it over to one of the apps.

a month ago my wife wanted to order chipotle on a lazy sunday and it was $64 for delivery and only $31 when i went to stand in line and get it. unreal.

i loved the touchpad. it was def priced too high and when it dropped i bought some for my family. the OS was really nice and they really should have toughed it out and iterated more.

fantastic. i was about to make my own after being frustated with bruno's change in billing and just lack of quality.

having gone from postman -> insomnia -> back to postman -> bruno - id like to just have something simple that _just works_ without making it a pain.

looking forward to giving this a spin.

it really was one of the rare games that had my whole family playing after dinner. what a fun time.

adding to this, they can't even pass an internal audit to account for where all that money is going. 7 years in a row they failed an audit.

i guess it depends! i've been collecting for at least 15yrs and i still keep it organized alphabetically and then chronologically. i always loved the idea of a 'high fidelity' type organization system though.

i like lemmy. feels very small but not dead. it's nice

this is almost exactly how ive been using llms. i dont like the code complete in the ide, personally, and prefer all llm usage to be narrow specific blocks of code. it helps as i bounce between a lot of side projects, projects at work, and freelance projects. not to mention with context switching it really helps keep things moving, imo