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I use wikiweb. I like the way they handle tables.
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Jedi Knight Luigi posted:I use wikiweb. I like the way they handle tables. Wikiweb handles tables well but I absolutely hate the main interface. Wikipanion has been my goto since Wikiamo stopped development, and it gets most tables right.
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tuyop posted:I think Americans prefer nplayer because VLC in the US has some weird DRM issues.
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Oct 3, 2014 21:05
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Simple weather widget. Haven't tried it. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/weather-forecast-widget/id916518918?mt=8 - $0.99
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Other than the stock mail.app, can anyone recommend a good Exchange client? Ideally, it would be all in one (email, cal, Todo, etc...) but I can work around just email. I was using Mail+ for Outlook and loved it, but with the 6 Plus the Comically Huge Fonts/Keyboard is starting to get on my nerves.
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Oct 4, 2014 18:42
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noirstronaut posted:Simple weather widget. Haven't tried it. Do we know what its source is? Because gently caress weather apps that tell me downtown Seattle weather when I'm 8 miles north in northern Seattle. That's why I like Wunderground the most.
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Oct 4, 2014 18:59
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Feenix posted:Do we know what its source is? Forecast.io. I have to say it's basically what I want out of a weather widget, so I'm tempted. I wish I could code in objective-c because that's probably so easy to do and yet no one had a good widget. If he could just get the highs and lows on one line it would be killer.
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noirstronaut posted:Simple weather widget. Haven't tried it. If this was hourly (with %chance of rain) instead of 5 day, it'd be an insta-buy.
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Oct 4, 2014 19:12
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I'm still waiting for that killer widget. Though Launcher was good while it was around.
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Oct 4, 2014 19:27
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Jesus coming from Android putting my ringtone on the iPhone was a nightmare. I made it though and now I finally have this again: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUDcSeUvkOw
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Oct 5, 2014 12:10
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Check the Weather (data from forecast.io) just updated with its own widget now:  I like the data they chose to put up there but holy hell is it big.
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Oct 5, 2014 15:46
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ChetReckless posted:Check the Weather (data from forecast.io) just updated with its own widget now: Yeah, the data is perfect, but that is not a widget I will ever be putting on my screen because it's massive.
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Oct 5, 2014 15:48
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Most of the widgets are not thinking that vertical spacing is the most important thing in the notification center. If I made a weather widget it would look something like this:
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Oct 5, 2014 17:05
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The Dave posted:Most of the widgets are not thinking that vertical spacing is the most important thing in the notification center. If I made a weather widget it would look something like this: Where do I donate to your kickstarter??!
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The Dave posted:Most of the widgets are not thinking that vertical spacing is the most important thing in the notification center. If I made a weather widget it would look something like this: Question Mark Mound fucked around with this message at 18:47 on Oct 5, 2014 |
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Oct 5, 2014 17:22
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ChetReckless posted:Check the Weather (data from forecast.io) just updated with its own widget now: "Widget takes up the whole loving screen" should be a new rejection reason during review.
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Oct 5, 2014 17:24
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If you guys have an issue with the Check the Weather widget's size, hit up the developer on Twitter. @_DavidSmith. He's usually pretty receptive to feedback.
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Oct 5, 2014 17:29
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Can devs not give widgets options in their apps? On android most widgets let you choose exactly what info you want in your widget. It'd be nice to get an expanded forecast widget and a simple view widget depending on what you want.
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Is there a good todo app that falls on the feature spectrum somewhere between Wunderlist and Omnifocus, and also has a web app? Wunderlist is too simple, as I would like to have options to have reoccuring tasks (Wash Sheets every 2 weeks, Call X person every 2 weeks), set due dates on certain tasks, etc... Omnifocus seems great, but not having a web app is a killer for me, as I'd like to be able to view/edit tasks from my desktop as well as my iphone/ipad (I have a PC and their desktop software is mac only). Remember the Milk actually has almost everything I want, but it's just kind of dated and no longer has any support. I basically want a more modern/updated version of remember the milk.
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Megasabin posted:Is there a good todo app that falls on the feature spectrum somewhere between Wunderlist and Omnifocus, and also has a web app? Wunderlist is too simple, as I would like to have options to have reoccuring tasks (Wash Sheets every 2 weeks, Call X person every 2 weeks), set due dates on certain tasks, etc... Omnifocus seems great, but not having a web app is a killer for me, as I'd like to be able to view/edit tasks from my desktop as well as my iphone/ipad (I have a PC and their desktop software is mac only).    Apple's Reminders does this. And it has a webapp for cross-platform support. Though that's not as nice as a Windows desktop app, I agree. I really don't get the interest in third party list and reminder apps.
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Megasabin posted:Is there a good todo app that falls on the feature spectrum somewhere between Wunderlist and Omnifocus, and also has a web app? Wunderlist is too simple, as I would like to have options to have reoccuring tasks (Wash Sheets every 2 weeks, Call X person every 2 weeks), set due dates on certain tasks, etc... Omnifocus seems great, but not having a web app is a killer for me, as I'd like to be able to view/edit tasks from my desktop as well as my iphone/ipad (I have a PC and their desktop software is mac only). Todoist has everything you're asking for. The only nag I have with it is that some of the sidebar elements are cluttered if you're using it only for yourself (as opposed to a team), but in reality it can pretty much be ignored fine, I'm just spergin'. --- On another note, I wish I had the option to fold every widget. I don't need to see my calendar every single time I pop open the tray. Hope it gets implemented. BitesizedNike fucked around with this message at 05:53 on Oct 6, 2014 |
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Can Overcast really not play podcasts from iTunes or am I missing something? If not, what's a decent podcast playing app?
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~Coxy posted:Can Overcast really not play podcasts from iTunes or am I missing something? Do you mean syncing podcasts downloaded through iTunes? I've tried Overcast, Instacast and the stock Podcasts and I think only the stock app does that. I like Instacast the best, though I thought Overcast was pretty good too. The regular app lost me when it went days at a time without being able to stay open more than 5 seconds at a time.
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Playing podcasts in my music library that I've synced from iTunes, yeah. Seems like a glaring omission.
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~Coxy posted:Playing podcasts in my music library that I've synced from iTunes, yeah. Seems like a glaring omission. It handles your subscriptions and episode syncing on its own server. I don't believe it uses iTunes for anything.
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Yeah, it's not so much a glaring omission as the whole point is you would use Overcast instead of iTunes/Apple's Podcasts app.
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I'm not sure why there's still so much hate for the Podcast app. I haven't had any problems with it. The only thing that's annoying is I usually stream from a podcast's Feed instead of downloading first. If the app starts an episode I've already heard I'll obviously skip it, but if that podcast gets removed/added later, the partially listened-to episodes will appear in Unplayed as ready to download, cluttering things.
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I'm using the Apple app too at the moment, but would like something with some control over audio settings if possible. Setting a per-podcast amplification and normalisation sounded like a great feature.
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~Coxy posted:I'm using the Apple app too at the moment, but would like something with some control over audio settings if possible. Setting a per-podcast amplification and normalisation sounded like a great feature. While it isn't the "auto-magic" normalization that Overcast offers, you can set a volume multiplier per podcast in Downcast.
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Josh Lyman posted:I'm not sure why there's still so much hate for the Podcast app. I haven't had any problems with it. Other Apps do the podcast thing so much better. Downcast blows it out of the water.
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I don't like the stock app because it was a huge pain in the rear end to sync non iTunes store stuff with it, especially password protected stuff.
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Overcast's actual 2x and smart speed are worth the price of admission alone. Going from podcast app's fake-2x-that's-actually-1.67x to effectively 2.2-2.4x is incredible. Plus the downloader knows that if I delete an in progress download, that removes it from playlists and doesn't try to get that episode again later.
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flosofl posted:Other than the stock mail.app, can anyone recommend a good Exchange client? Ideally, it would be all in one (email, cal, Todo, etc...) but I can work around just email. I was using Mail+ for Outlook and loved it, but with the 6 Plus the Comically Huge Fonts/Keyboard is starting to get on my nerves. I'm a huge fan of Acompli and the iOS 8 update for it just dropped over the weekend. It's an all-in-one client that pulls in *everything*. https://www.acompli.com/
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Lum_ posted:I'm a huge fan of Acompli and the iOS 8 update for it just dropped over the weekend. It's an all-in-one client that pulls in *everything*. Do you know if it does push gmail or can I still only get that via the gmail app?
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Lum_ posted:I'm a huge fan of Acompli and the iOS 8 update for it just dropped over the weekend. It's an all-in-one client that pulls in *everything*. This looks dope. Why is it free?
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wattershed posted:Do you know if it does push gmail or can I still only get that via the gmail app? I *think* it's push since it goes through their servers as an intermediary (same way they do Exchange push). The server-side retention understandably freaks out some privacy advocates - for me personally, they state pretty firmly in their privacy policy they won't resell data to 3rd parties and I'm more concerned about the NSA politely asking Gmail for my passwords when adjusting my tinfoil hat. Feenix posted:This looks dope. Why is it free? Venture capital. Pretty sure their long term plan is corporate enterprise deals. Lum_ fucked around with this message at 17:43 on Oct 6, 2014 |
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Lum_ posted:I'm a huge fan of Acompli and the iOS 8 update for it just dropped over the weekend. It's an all-in-one client that pulls in *everything*. Thanks. I actually tried that one over the weekend. I could never get it to connect. Even using the exact same settings I have for the stock app (which does work). At this point I think it's the half rear end implementation at my work. I'm migrating to a system in a couple weeks so I'll try again then.
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Lum_ posted:I'm a huge fan of Acompli and the iOS 8 update for it just dropped over the weekend. It's an all-in-one client that pulls in *everything*. I'm no highfalutin' business-man, but this (so far) seems like a loving game changer sick app.
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Lum_ posted:I'm a huge fan of Acompli and the iOS 8 update for it just dropped over the weekend. It's an all-in-one client that pulls in *everything*. This is incredible. I can't seem to figure out how to add an imap account to it though. 
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Lum_ posted:I *think* it's push since it goes through their servers as an intermediary (same way they do Exchange push). The server-side retention understandably freaks out some privacy advocates - for me personally, they state pretty firmly in their privacy policy they won't resell data to 3rd parties and I'm more concerned about the NSA politely asking Gmail for my passwords when adjusting my tinfoil hat. At least with Gmail it uses OAuth, rather than storing your actual Google credentials, so that's forgivable. But if you use this with Exchange then you are going to give them your login credentials and it's going to shunt that data through their servers. If I were a corp IT admin I'd have an aneurysm if people were using this.
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