EugenioPerea

If you own only one device—a mobile phone, like the majority of people in the world—and you lose it, how do you get back into your passkey-protected email account?

I've long suspected that I have a particular form of...dyslexia?, because I suffer from that Pull/Push thing, but also freeze when confronted with elevator door buttons that look like this: <>/><, and with public bathroom entrances, because in Spanish it's usually H/M (hombres/mujeres), but in English it's M/F (male/female), so the presence of the M throws me for a loop. My read on this is that if I see both options at the same time, my brain stutters for a second.

The 911 is a flat-six, but I agree with your point wholeheartedly.

I'm getting increasingly irritated by Grammarly's attempts to boringify my writing. I've even considered doing away with it entirely, even if it means I have to do my own spell-checking.

Mexican Twitter went insane when this went viral a couple of months ago. Everyone loved it. Awesome work, Thomas. Thank you.

This is awesome! Have you given any thought to writing a Sonos connector? It would be great to have streaming of my own collection. Right now, my solution is a NAS.

I read Harry Potter to my kids, on Periscope, and it turned out to be wonderful. Their English skills developed tremendously, we spent a lot of time together doing it, and they understood that the internet needs constant input from normal users to remain such a fantastic resource.

Cool, thanks. I'll sign up.

Transferred, yes. Synchronised automatically to my calendar, apps, phone?

I think automatic synchronisation and periodic backup are two things you really should look into.

My contact list currently lives in Google Contacts. It is used by Google Calendar and my Android phone automatically, and by Thunderbird via Zindus.

Have you given thought to calendar integration?