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Vanellope posted:I don't trust Evernote (I think it's gonna die soon) I've heard this sort of thing a lot lately, and it makes me worried, since I'm a big Evernote user  I've thought about switching to Notes, but every time I get close to pulling the switch, it fails to do a sync in some big way that half the time makes me lose data, and that's just as bad.What's a good Evernote replacement? I just want notes, sorted into folders, with some rudimentary styling.
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flosofl posted:That was from the app ratings. If that's not the case, then cool. Definitely not the case according to their site: quote:Your journal data is private and we do the following to help keep it that way: So, it's encrypted, but it's that kind of encryption where they hold the key. I can see why it sets off alarm bells for a lot of people. It certainly does for me too, but there just isn't a better option as far as I know. Journey looks good, but it's not out for iOS. quote:Curious why you think Evernote is going to die? It is firmly entrenched in the business world, my work licenses the Pro version for everyone who wants to use it. The only real competitor I see is One Note. I'd have moved over if One Note's custom tagging wasn't pants on head idiotic. So, Evernote it is until that's fixed. I also love Evernote, and hope that it sticks around, but it's not looking good. vtlock posted:I follow this app fairly closely, and I haven't heard anything about a subscription. I don't think you have anything to worry about on that front. It's on their twitter https://twitter.com/dayoneapp/status/696174294607396864 And if you read the rest of the thread they even say that it's hard to say how much the subscription will cost "until they have premium features". Not "if". It's gonna happen. Just a matter of time. Vanellope fucked around with this message at 02:06 on Mar 28, 2016 |
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Mar 28, 2016 01:57
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vtlock posted:I follow this app fairly closely, and I haven't heard anything about a subscription. I don't think you have anything to worry about on that front. Edit: yep. One post above me.
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Mar 28, 2016 02:50
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Is there an alarm app that lets you dismiss upcoming alarms without turning them off? This is one of the few features I really miss from my Android.
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Mar 28, 2016 12:30
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Vanellope posted:It's on their twitter Thanks for this. I hadn't seen it. Luckily, it sounds like 1) that's not coming up anytime soon and 2) it's only going to be for a certain set of features. As I'm reading it, the product will continue to work as-is for the foreseeable future.
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Mar 28, 2016 14:54
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vtlock posted:Thanks for this. I hadn't seen it. Luckily, it sounds like 1) that's not coming up anytime soon and 2) it's only going to be for a certain set of features. As I'm reading it, the product will continue to work as-is for the foreseeable future. Yeah, my issue with it is that there was no mention of a subscription of premium features in the announcement and I upgraded because I thought I was getting all the features that were listed there. If they make some of those features "premium" I'm gonna be mad. If it's other stuff though, I don't really mind.
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Mar 28, 2016 18:25
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dik-dik posted:Is there an alarm app that lets you dismiss upcoming alarms without turning them off? This is one of the few features I really miss from my Android.
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No, on Android if you say, wake up 5 minutes before an alarm, you can stop the alarm from going off without changing any of its settings or turning the alarm off.
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Mar 29, 2016 10:16
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Is there a Goon Consensus recipe tracking app? I've got cook books I cherry pick and it'd be nice to have those in a more centralized, less made of paper location.
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Mar 30, 2016 17:28
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I like Paprika.
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Mar 30, 2016 17:28
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Paprika is hands down the best cooking app I've ever used. It's also the only cooking app I've really used. (I also bought it for Mac so it all syncs and I can manage recipes on it which owns)
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Mar 30, 2016 17:42
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Thirding Paprika. In my opinion, it is the best - and Ive tried others. Go with Paprika 
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Mar 30, 2016 20:10
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I think Paprika is goon made. I recommended it to my mom - it is the only non-standard mac and iphone app she uses, after bouncing off of so many different apps. She's been using it for years. Good endorsement if you ask me.
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Mar 30, 2016 20:22
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Another loyal Paprika user here. The latest update added natural language processing and can auto detect and add recipes from about any site, which solved my only real issue with it. Great software!
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Mar 30, 2016 20:27
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Paprika sounds great, but the application doesn't accurately predict weather in my area so the real question is what application should I use for weather. Don't say Dark Cloud because you can't store recipes in it.
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XyrlocShammypants posted:Paprika sounds great, but the application doesn't accurately predict weather in my area so the real question is what application should I use for weather. Don't say Dark Cloud because you can't store recipes in it. Dashlane.
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Mar 30, 2016 20:38
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XyrlocShammypants posted:Paprika sounds great, but the application doesn't accurately predict weather in my area so the real question is what application should I use for weather. Don't say Dark Cloud because you can't store recipes in it.
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XyrlocShammypants posted:Paprika sounds great, but the application doesn't accurately predict weather in my area so the real question is what application should I use for weather. Don't say Dark Cloud because you can't store recipes in it. Wait, what am I missing here? I does one require the other?
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eightysixed posted:Wait, what am I missing here? I does one require the other?
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bobfather posted:Another loyal Paprika user here. The latest update added natural language processing and can auto detect and add recipes from about any site, which solved my only real issue with it. Great software! Have they added the ability to add arbitrary items to the pantry? That was my one missing feature last time I was using it heavily.
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Endless Mike posted:Ummmmmmmm how else are you supposed to know what the weather will be when you pull your roast out of the oven? While I always enjoy the person who brings it back around to weather for shits n giggles, I have to say that it'd be amazing if a cooking app pulled in your altitude and did the math on cooking times/temps to more accurately reflect your location.
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wattershed posted:While I always enjoy the person who brings it back around to weather for shits n giggles, I have to say that it'd be amazing if a cooking app pulled in your altitude and did the math on cooking times/temps to more accurately reflect your location. As someone that hosed up cooking rice the one week I spent in Breckenridge, CO that would actually be kinda nice. loving high altitudes 
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paprika? that sounds a bit too spicy for your average ios thread poster. is there no app called 'white sliced bread with the crusts removed'?
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Mar 30, 2016 21:55
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I'm on board with location-based cooking. The next cooking app I buy must use Location Services to automatically convert recipes between glorious American freedom units and terrible Communist moon units as appropriate. Tapping buttons to convert, ugh.
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Mar 30, 2016 21:56
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There's actually a (app controlled) coffee maker that adjusts the brewing process based on altitude: http://behmor.com/
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That's pretty strong consensus, thanks y'all.
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Mar 31, 2016 03:48
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Is there such a thing as an app which auto-scrolls for image sites (Imgr) or twitter? If not, why not? Seems a natural move for the lazy (me).
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What are some good drawing apps to use with the Apple Pencil? Also I am curious on some good picross and jigsaw puzzle games on the app store?
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Rirse posted:What are some good drawing apps to use with the Apple Pencil? Also I am curious on some good picross and jigsaw puzzle games on the app store? Procreate
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Procreate for everything but sketching. Notes is awesome for basic sketching, and Adobe sketchbook pro for sketching with layers and a bit more customizability. I know pros who use sketchbook pro for sketching and procreate for inking and coloring, with a little finish afterwards in photoshop on pc. Funso Banjo fucked around with this message at 13:17 on Apr 3, 2016 |
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The CEO at work dunked his iPhone at the end of a three week safari in Africa and is bemoaning the loss of all the photos and videos he shot. He was under the assumption that Dropbox was autosyncing them along with iCloud's backup and photo library. Is there a reliable method to keep his photos and videos synced that doesn't require any action on his part? He's a high level consumer of technology with low level comprehension.
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Did he not turn on iCloud photos library? That has always been reliable for me.
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Apr 3, 2016 16:25
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dik-dik posted:Did he not turn on iCloud photos library? That has always been reliable for me. I'm pretty sure iCloud needs wifi to sync. Dropbox can use mobile data (it's an option you need to enable).
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:I'm pretty sure iCloud needs wifi to sync. Dropbox can use mobile data (it's an option you need to enable). Oh, right. For some reason I thought iCloud could be set to use mobile data. In any case, Google Photos has free unlimited photo storage and can be set up to back up both photos and videos over mobile data.
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Google Photos doesn't do the originals though, does it? Just downscaled ones? Might not be a dealbreaker for this dude if he'd even notice, but for other folks in general.
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PFlats posted:Google Photos doesn't do the originals though, does it? Just downscaled ones? Unlimited downscaled for free, can use original size which will use whatever you have for storage shared between gmail/google drive etc Also amazon and ms onedrive have apps that will auto backup photos/vids to their respective services. Tons of options (I use several for redundancy but I only backup via wifi) priznat fucked around with this message at 16:49 on Apr 3, 2016 |
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PFlats posted:Google Photos doesn't do the originals though, does it? Just downscaled ones? Its only downscaled above a certain MP limit - 12 or 16, can't remember.
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Is tweetbot the only decent 3rd party twitter client? I'm fedup of the amount of sponsored tweets i'm getting with the official app.
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track day bro! posted:I'm fedup of the amount of sponsored tweets i'm getting with the official app. yeah the jump in the amount of sponsored tweets i've been seeing lately is insane
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