This week Jason and Myke discuss the rumored 12" MacBook Air, how Apple approaches battery life on iOS devices, Apple software quality, uses of scripting and automation, Siracusa-style window management, and the first time Jason ever picked up an iPhone.
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Links and Show Notes:
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A time to gain, a time to lose - All this
Noodlesoft | Hazel
My Photo Management Workflow, Early 2014 – MacStories
passphrase generator ‹ andyf.me
Apple has lost the functional high ground – Marco.org
What it’s like to be way too popular for a day – Marco.org
Accidental Tech Podcast: 99: Pop-Up Headlights
Marco's retrospective
On Apple & Software Quality — Ashley Nelson-Hornstein
Accidental Tech Podcast: 96: The Windows of Siracusa County
Humans Need Not Apply - YouTube
Episode #169 – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014) LIVE! The Flop House
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987 TV series) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Bugle Podcast
Connected #21: 50% my Duty - Relay FM
Six Colors: The 12" MacBook Air: Back to basics?
Six Colors: Battery life: Apple's solving for x
Wii U GamePad High Capacity Battery | Nintendo Online Store
Six Colors: Eight years of the iPhone
5by5 | The Prompt #30: The Internet in Your Pocket
Hands (and fingers) on the iPhone | Macworld
Jason's original hands-on
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