@rwnash 8am. Now that’s dedication
Unlike me with such a ridiculous typo. (Fixed)
@vasta gorgeous. And she knows it.
I was actually glad to be joined by 4 people just before the movie started. Watching it on my own felt oddly disconcerting.
@hollyhoneychurch love the hypnotic stare
@hollyhoneychurch Very handsome.
@AJgloe thanks, this is perfect
@AJgloe why do I feel proud for Scotland to be so prominent?
@pip doh! of course!
@pip where is this? I’ve seen this, I just can’t remember where.
@caseyhansen so not allegory on our effects on climate change...
@caseyhansen what makes a "deep”?
@jv I was advised to think
90% Now, 100% Never
Any endeavour is never going to be complete and perfect. All it can ever be is 90% and good enough.
Good advice.
@odd I’d rather updates were when the software was as ready rather than an arbitrary cycle driven by iPhone sales and a software development model from when the OS was sold on physical media
@thatguygriff wow. That really does look like winter.
@jsonbecker glad you’re feeling better, and well rested. Unlike myself apparently...
@hollyhoneychurch I also love her “white socks”
It’s just software. By its very name it should be easy to fault find and test UX before it ships
@mpospese and with all the effort the include characters by Disne...
To be fair this is an iPhone 6S with a 1month old battery
@JohnPhilpin nobody’s perfect
@Burk I should right a post. Make some recommendations...
@simonwoods @Burk I can recommend Jura
@Burk That does perhaps deserve some explanation. The Scottish Whiskey industry has a history of heavy taxation by the English and it's very commercialisation as a result of oppression by an English Monarch in 1513, where it was subsequently deemed illegal by the same English rule. So the irony of a Whisky named after the patron saint of England isn't lost on me.