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Published under Mango Paper, Nov 3, 2016

Love Pixar's Piper short. You can now watch it on Vimeo.

Update on 2016-11-11: the video was taken down, I don't know why.

∞ iTunes Affiliate Now Supports Android Tracking for Apple Music

Published under Mango Paper, Oct 25, 2016

We are excited to announce that affiliate tracking for Apple Music is now working on Android. This means content for Apple Music is now commissionable and will track on all Android supported devices and also pay at the same rates as tracking on iOS.

It's not quite clear what this is for. If you read the instructions on how to use it, it's for affiliate tracking of traffic to the Apple Music Android app.

Nintendo Switch

Published under Mango Paper, Oct 21, 2016

Nintendo introducing their new console coming March 2017. Their pitch video to consumers is perfect. Hope they can pitch it to the game developers too.

Soylent Halting Bar Sales and Issuing Refunds

Published under Mango Paper, Oct 21, 2016

I almost missed this email from Soylent, thought was promotional:

It has recently come to our attention that a small number of our customers have experienced gastrointestinal issues after consuming Soylent Bars. As a precautionary measure, we are halting all Soylent Bar purchases and shipments and are advising our customers to discard any remaining bars in their possession.

We take these complaints extremely seriously as we have no greater priority than the quality and safety of our products. After hearing from our customers, we immediately began investigating the cause of the issue and whether it was linked to a problem with the Bars. So far we have not yet identified one and this issue does not appear to affect our other drinks and powder.

Though our investigation into this matter continues, we have decided to err on the side of caution and take this preventative step.

As a customer who has purchased Soylent bar in the past, you may submit a refund request here.

You place an enormous amount of trust in us each and every time you place an order. We in turn owe it to you to prioritize your health and well-being above all else. Until we are absolutely certain our products are safe, they will not be shipped.

We are deeply sorry if you or any other customer had any negative experiences after eating a Soylent Bar.

As you know, transparency has always been a core value at Soylent. Now is no different. We look forward to sharing further insights into this issue as our review progresses and we learn more. If you have any questions, comments, or have had your own negative experience, please do not hesitate to contact us at info@soylent.com.

We thank you for your understanding and support.

I ordered 24 bars weeks ago, luckily only two or three bars have been eaten.

∞ Cross-app Drag and Drop in Smartisan OS

Published under Mango Paper, Oct 20, 2016

The animated demo of the One Step feature (cross-app drag and drop) looks OK, not sure how well it works in practice.

∞ Apple plans to launch new Macs at an October 27 event

Published under Mango Paper, Oct 20, 2016

Guess how many will turn green on Macrumors Buyer's Guide?

Out of Sight

Published under Mango Paper, Oct 9, 2016

Love this animated short from NTUA students.

Tweetbot 4.5 Adds Private Profile Notes

Published under Mango Paper, Sep 18, 2016

tweetbot release notes

User profile notes. These are private notes you can add to any user's profile. Can't remember why you followed someone? This feature is for you. Requires iCloud and is accessible from the gear menu on a profile.

I really need some way to remember why I followed people. Although I didn't know what feature I really wanted out of Twitter, profile notes seems to solve it really well.

The Marvel Symphonic Universe

Published under Mango Paper, Sep 16, 2016

That can totally explain why I always think the marvel movies are so boring.

∞ Vesper, Adieu

Published under Mango Paper, Aug 24, 2016

John Gruber's postmortem on Vesper:

If I could do it all over again, here is what I would do differently. I would start the exact same way, with Dave and me designing Vesper for iPhone. But then, before Brent wrote a single line of code, we would immediately design Vesper for Mac. And that’s the product we’d have built and shipped first. There is downward pressure on pricing for Mac apps, but the market is still there for quality apps that cost $20–100 (or more). The plan would have looked like this:

  • Build Vesper for Mac. Sell it for around $20.
  • Build a sync system.
  • Build Vesper for iPhone.
  • Build Vesper for iPad.
  • Maybe build a web version.

I think this plan would have worked. For productivity apps, I always want a Mac app first. Otherwise I am not going to invest with a premium price.

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