I used to pay a dollar a month for Instapaper for years but about 2 years ago I signed up to Evernote Premium and started using it instead: I just clip the artitle into a special read-later notebook.

But the ugly truth is, 90% of the clipped articles stay unread forever...

Microsoft is indeed cooler than Apple this days*, but this presentation was very incoherent and lacking in concrete information. Lot's of marketing buzzwords.

• Not hard, considering how Apple ecosystem now seems the materialization of their 1984 ad back in the day.

Guys, its fine, we all use/used apple ecosystem products. it's not "thinking different" nowadays to do so. we are not the late 90s-early 00s.

while it worked well on my nexus 5 browser After a certain point the image was getting increasingly degraded to the point that it just became a blog.

On desktop it seems to work fine (seems like it loads a new higher res image everytime I go deeper in the spiral)

hint: quickest way to reach iotaCSS page is to click on www.harby.me link then click on first project.

or here: www.iotacss.com

Security alert on Edge

http://imgur.com/a/KDj1d

three things:

first, great job, been following the first version of gravit since the beginning and it has come a long way!

second, what happens to the cloud (gravit.io) solution? I read somewhere in the comments that you'll be migrating it over to this version, does it mean that cloud storage will still be supported?

third, do you support "copy css styles"? Will you? This is the main reason I use figma.

there's definitely increased opportunities for graffiti in this long wall I heard he's planning

nice. is this react?

Been running on hackintosh for over a year.. Vanilla Yosemite then El Capitan.. It's been perfect. Although I do lots of 3D rendering and find the same apps better performant on Windows on the same system.

Any decent designer (in any field) has a huge library of stuff: colour, materials, textures, patterns, symbols, components, parts, books, etc, which is regularly used to embody the design process. In some ways, the design process is a meticulous sequence of curated selections.

Life is a remix.