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Ffs when I said 'swift' in my post i meant spark. And you know what - it does do exactly that. They must have updated it. It's a Christmas miracle. just wish it was less....blue
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virinvictus posted:I'd just ask Marco. He's always been quick for support. Nice troll  .FOr those not in the know, Marco is well known to not do support.
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Ha that explains why I've received no reply yet!
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Pissflaps posted:
It's a sign that you need to begin supporting Chelsea in their dire time of need.
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Pissflaps posted:I can't find my perfect mailbox replacement. Like this?  Boxer is awesome once you figure it out.
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Pissflaps posted:I can't find my perfect mailbox replacement. Unless I'm missing something, Outlook does this? You can set a left swipe and a right swipe to delete, archive, mark read/unread, schedule, move, etc.. Sounds like you have other problems with it, though.
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ChetReckless posted:Unless I'm missing something, Outlook does this? You can set a left swipe and a right swipe to delete, archive, mark read/unread, schedule, move, etc.. Sounds like you have other problems with it, though. Yeah, Outlook gives you the ability to custom the swipe right and left options.
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Pissflaps posted:I can't find my perfect mailbox replacement. Mail.app lets you swipe in one direction for archive and swipe in the other direction for delete.
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dik-dik posted:Mail.app lets you swipe in one direction for archive and swipe in the other direction for delete. http://m.imore.com/how-use-archive-and-trash-simultaneously-ios-8-mail-app You can get swipe to Archive and Delete in mail.app. Once I got it set up I love it with the force touch features
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I'm so sorry everyone.
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It's okay, Pissflaps, I forgive you
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Sandwich Fight posted:http://m.imore.com/how-use-archive-and-trash-simultaneously-ios-8-mail-app Is there an option to show all conversations unarchived in the badge? Also, lack of push support for gmail. 
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tuyop posted:Also, lack of push support for gmail. There is with Outlook. 
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dik-dik posted:Mail.app lets you swipe in one direction for archive and swipe in the other direction for delete. How do you do this for a gmail account? Never mind I think I've worked it out happy Christmas everyone Pissflaps fucked around with this message at 14:21 on Dec 25, 2015 |
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Dec 25, 2015 14:17
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FFS the Netflix app on the iPad is driving me crazy. It's says it is installing, but stops at about 60 percent. The app can't be deleted nor downloaded/installed again from scratch. Do I really need to reset the iPad or something to get rid of that little bastard?
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The Verge has an article for "must-have" apps for all your new devices or whatever. Workflow was mentioned, and I've seen it featured in the App Store. Why? Does anyone use this (or IFTTT)? I can't imagine it being THAT much of a help over maybe having to open two apps or tapping a few times within one app. The worst thing about it is that there are literally no good examples of why anyone would spend 4 bucks on this app. "Calculate a tip" and "Walking directions to the nearest coffee shop" are not things I need another app to help me do. I have Calculator and Google Maps, thanks.
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ShoogaSlim posted:The Verge has an article for "must-have" apps for all your new devices or whatever. Workflow was mentioned, and I've seen it featured in the App Store. Why? Does anyone use this (or IFTTT)? I can't imagine it being THAT much of a help over maybe having to open two apps or tapping a few times within one app. I know that MacStories has been all over Workflow, as have a few other indie bloggers. I tried using it, couldn't fit it into my workflow— ironic— and moved on with my life.
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ShoogaSlim posted:The Verge has an article for "must-have" apps for all your new devices or whatever. Workflow was mentioned, and I've seen it featured in the App Store. Why? Does anyone use this (or IFTTT)? I can't imagine it being THAT much of a help over maybe having to open two apps or tapping a few times within one app. Basically, people are loving crazy and want to feel like supernerds by spending hours upon hours automating all kinds of menial poo poo in order to save .2 seconds every 2 weeks when they calculate a tip or export some obscure image directly to their Wordpress install.
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I met the kid who made workflow when he was still polishing it before launch and he told me the price and I immediately thought, "o wow no one is going to buy that" and it became a tech blog darling.
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I actually use it for one particular thing (which may not work anymore now that I think of it) but basically the VSCO cam app is crap and doesn't have a direct "open photo in app" function. I was able to create a workflow action extension that let me directly open camera roll photos in VSCO.
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Apps I'm super happy today, the only time of year I have times to redo how I do my every day thing: Inbox by Gmail for iOS and Boxy for OSX Goddammit I don't want the algorithms to take over, but these are scary good at helping me parse through my three primary e-mails and putting the most important things up top. I already have my addresses as my casual@gmail.com, professional@myfullname.com, and me@mycompany.com, all are Google App'd, so changing hats to match the mood of what I'm ready to deal with is two presses/clicks, max. My go-to way to deal with e-mail now. Safari I switched from Chrome this year because of how loving slow and inefficient its become with graphics, JavaScript, and memory. Safari is kicking all kinds of rear end. You have no excuse to not switch if OSX is your desktop/laptop and iOS is your mobile. You will live a less lovely life. Purify Adblocking for Safari. Pay $1.99 to the guy who runs µBlock for Safari on OSX. Tweetbot Great iOS app. Great OSX app. If you don't use Twitter, look up your favorite authors, musicians, scientists, and non-profit organizations, put them in some coherent topical lists, and get inspired to learn more about poo poo you dig in the world. Tweetbot is slick as gently caress. Skyguide If you meet someone into astronomy, buy them dinner and invite them out to some outdoor hotsprings or spa poo poo at night and learn the goddamn stories about why the constellations are the way they are. Next to that, you will use this app and learn all sorts of disconnected things about individual celestial bodies. But really, astronomy people are the best at night. Also, Google Maps, Evernote, TuneIn Radio, Paper instead of Facebook. Merry Christmas y'all.
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Wife got me an iPad Air 2 to replace my 3rd gen iPad. This thing is amazing but I'm definitely disappointed in the lack of multitasking support in major apps. And picture in picture support is thinner than I'd like. Other than that it's great.
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Workflow seems awesome on paper but I guess I'm not the intended power-user. The one useful thing I could come up with is a workflow that automatically adds calendar events when I homebrew, depending on how long I want to ferment the particular beer/when I need to bottle it/when it's drinkable. Super niche, and probably not worth the cost of the app, but there is a lot of potential.
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Millions posted:Workflow seems awesome on paper but I guess I'm not the intended power-user. The one useful thing I could come up with is a workflow that automatically adds calendar events when I homebrew, depending on how long I want to ferment the particular beer/when I need to bottle it/when it's drinkable. Super niche, and probably not worth the cost of the app, but there is a lot of potential. I made a thing on workflow that takes any reminder in the default reminders app and pushes it to my todoist inbox. this way I can add a todoist item via siri, which for some reason you can't configure siri to do automatically.
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Workflow owns for: 1. Sending my wife random gifs using Giphy in a very easy way, to make her smile. 2. One-touch audio memos from my Apple Watch, uploaded automatically to Dropbox (or wherever). 3. Converting live photos to gifs to share with Android folks. 4. Converting slow motion videos to regular videos. 5. Saving nzb and torrent files directly to a specific Dropbox folder, which then synchronize and start downloading automatically since they’re saved into a watched folder.
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bobfather posted:
Yo can you post this!
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Yeah I really like workflow I just lack the creativity to come up with things that need workflow-ing. I would love to see more recipes people made though.
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Quantum of Phallus posted:Yo can you post this! It’s just the standard “Save to Dropbox” action with the specific folder you want to save to configured. Then set the same folder as your watched folder in your NZB and torrent programs of choice.
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It's good to know I'm not the only person who struggles to think of a use for Workflow.
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What Workflow needs is a better way to find workflows. Here's some sites I found. http://workflow.directory/ http://www.workflowgallery.co/
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Millions posted:The one useful thing I could come up with is a workflow that automatically adds calendar events when I homebrew, depending on how long I want to ferment the particular beer/when I need to bottle it/when it's drinkable. Would you mind posting your recipe for this? I have been looking for a similar solution for home brewing, and I'd also like to take a stab at adapting the idea to single day baking schedule.
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Mikey Purp posted:Would you mind posting your recipe for this? I have been looking for a similar solution for home brewing, and I'd also like to take a stab at adapting the idea to single day baking schedule. I'd love to, unfortunately I just checked the app and apparently I didn't back the recipe up when I jumped to my 6S. If I can track it down on my old phone I'll definitely post it, though!
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Xabi posted:FFS the Netflix app on the iPad is driving me crazy. It's says it is installing, but stops at about 60 percent. The app can't be deleted nor downloaded/installed again from scratch. Do I really need to reset the iPad or something to get rid of that little bastard? 'tis driving me crazy.
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Have you restarted? That's fixed this kind of thing for me before. E: VVVVVVVVV Don't be such a dick. beefnoodle fucked around with this message at 16:23 on Dec 26, 2015 |
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i'm gonna laugh right in your face if you haven't tried restarting yet
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What's the deal with text expander. Is it just like the built in replace text thing in iOS?
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beefnoodle posted:Have you restarted? That's fixed this kind of thing for me before.
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Bugs that can be fixed by a power cycle have existed and will exist in every device that runs software for all eternity. It should be the first thing you do.
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