But with the mobile and Mac app (haven't tried the iPad app yet), it shows a "list type" view (not sure if that's the correct term).
Are you considering adding a "week planner" view to at least the Mac app?
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But with the mobile and Mac app (haven't tried the iPad app yet), it shows a "list type" view (not sure if that's the correct term).
Are you considering adding a "week planner" view to at least the Mac app?
Have you looked at PHPMaker?
From what I remember, the database was cataloged and maintained by actual humans, and not some algorithm following behavior patterns.
I know that's not the point of the article, but if your company owns ~25% of the market share [1], wouldn't it make more sense to instead give your employees "Lyft credits" (or whatever it's called), and have them use the service on a near-daily basis.
[1] https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/news/2017/06/13/uber-mar...
I'm about to sign up for the B2 Cloud Storage, just noticed a tiny typo in the "Keep costs down" section on https://www.backblaze.com/b2/cloud-storage.html:
"...the fist 1 GB of downloads per day are free."
Easy to use, allows you to "code" the UML structure in a simple template language, and the output looks rather nice.
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From what I can tell I need to collect:
- List of all incoming and outgoing calls and SMS
- Get my location data and match them to the timestamp (?) of the calls and SMS's
- Display this on a map.
Any suggestions on how to do this?
I'm curious though as to why the developer chose to limit the license to 6 months when charging a flat ~$5 per month might be easier to sell?
An interesting thought occurred to me today—what if X_Profession sat down with ordinary people like you and me and ironed out some real solutions to our Y_Issue crisis?
But does anyone know how the rest of it was generated?
This single sentence could potentially solve the entire problem. By having a financial penalty, instead of just confiscating the problematic item, would force people to reconsider what is and isn't allowed.
Should I include a part about the possible abuses?