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Whoever asked for an imgur app on the last thread: imgur browser is decent. You have to be signed in to upload and it's a bit unintuitive (you have to open the menu and tap your username, then the upload cloud on the top right) but it's the best one I found, or rather, the only one that isn's complete poo poo as far as I know.
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Gonna recommend Day One because it's the best journal app out there (trust me, I tried literally all of them). There's a Mac app, too, and if you happen to have Hazel, you can set it up to automatically create entries from your social network posts.
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Sep 30, 2014 08:24
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XyrlocShammypants posted:I'm back to just using Sunrise for Calendar and CloudMagic w/Evernote for mail, don't mess with what is already great. Doesn't Cloudmagic save your credentials and emails to their servers too?
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Oct 8, 2014 08:01
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SynthOrange posted:Do you guys have any recommendations for language apps? Going to Thailand for a few days and some basics wouldnt hurt. Memrise.
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Oct 13, 2014 04:58
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SynthOrange posted:Yeah, uh, it keeps bouncing me back and forth between the app and the site to get the language courses added on and the site doesnt load properly on a phone. (all the confirmation buttons are outside the viewable, auto-resizing window, what the gently caress). Ideally it'd all be on the phone without having to load any stuff. I haven't used it in a while, sorry it's messed up. I was gonna suggest Duolingo but it doesn't have Thai which is what I'm assuming you're wanting to learn...
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Oct 13, 2014 06:25
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The Dave posted:Unfortunately that's out of my hands. I hope it won't be OpenWeatherMap. 
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Oct 15, 2014 21:21
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Zigmidge posted:Yeah nice widgets are nice but there's only one website that offers up good local weather data. Yeah Weather Underground is awesome. The nearest WU weather station is literally across the street from my house. Doesn't get any better than that. Even forecast.io which is supposed to be hyper local can't beat WU for me. Unfortunately a lot of devs choose OpenWeatherMap because it's free. And then of course, you get what you pay for...
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Oct 15, 2014 23:41
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Bummey posted:What is with y'all and your weather apps? I can't remember the last time I checked the weather forecast. I walk everywhere and use public transportation.
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Oct 17, 2014 20:45
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Zigmidge posted:His point is you guys take it to a special level. Why is wanting accurate weather information when you go outside a lot "special"?
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Oct 17, 2014 21:02
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tuyop posted:And really, the answer for the next six months is going to be either "Yes, the thin one." Or, "No, the loving thick rear end one so that you don't succumb to exposure at the bus stop." It's really not that hard to understand. Seriously. Just because a thing doesn't apply to you doesn't mean it's stupid/spergy/whatever.
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Oct 18, 2014 02:47
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bvoid posted:Is there any app that has permissions to delete iOS photos? I want screenshots to delete themselves after a certain amount of time, since I have an unhealthy obsession with screenshotting terrible Facebook posts to show my friends. I have an IFTTT recipe that puts them all into a separate folder, so I can just go in and delete them all in one go, but it doesn't always work. This is not possible in iOS. Third party apps just can't do stuff like that.
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Oct 20, 2014 21:04
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Kalman posted:As of ios 8 that's incorrect, Apple added a delete photo API. https://developer.apple.com/library...t/deleteAssets: I was talking about automation, just doing it in the background without user interaction. Doesn't sound like that's possible in iOS, unless I'm missing something.
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Oct 20, 2014 22:59
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As far as I know, very few people have invites right now and they're mostly Google employees and their friends/family.
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Oct 23, 2014 09:21
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wattershed posted:Is there an intermediary app out there which handles auto-backups of photos to my google drive better than the G+ app? On android it was great about auto-backups whenever I took a photo but despite auto-backup being turned on in the G+ app on the iPhone 6+ I find myself having to open the app and browse to the G+ photos > Camera Roll page before it begins to back them up. This is my biggest annoyance with iOS and there's no way to make it work like Android. Nothing can run in the background. No matter which app you use, it'll not upload unless the app is open and will pause uploads after a few minutes if you close the app. Every time I see this  I just want to scream. Now mind you, lots of apps say they do this. Flickr, Dropbox, Google+ etc. None of them actually do it, not the way it works on Android, and it's unreliable at best. I have lost photos before because I thought they were being uploaded so I deleted them off my phone, and it turns out the upload had been paused hours before. The only way to get true background uploading for your photos is to use iCloud. There is no other option.
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Oct 23, 2014 23:10
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noirstronaut posted:You've got lots of Japanese porn in your notification center. What else am I supposed to have on there? Weather widgets? 
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Oct 24, 2014 00:41
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I use SwiftKey and haven't had any problems since the 8.1 update.
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Oct 26, 2014 13:52
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8-bit Miniboss posted:Well that's new. In SwiftKey when I get into a messages conversation the keyboard is SwiftKey but immediately switches to the stock keyboard. Progress? I forgot to mention that SwiftKey is my only keyboard. That might be the reason why I'm not having any problems with it. When I had the default keyboard installed along with it, this happened all the time. So I uninstalled it and kept just SwiftKey.
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Oct 26, 2014 21:51
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You Am I posted:I used to use an app called "Geek News" which would grab headlines from some IT news websites. Sadly the app hasn't been updated for years, and you can't change which sites it looks at for news. You could always just use Feedly.
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Oct 27, 2014 06:59
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Feenix posted:This should be relevant to all you Camera + downloaders. I just got an update for the app that has descriptions about an ultra high resolution TIFF mode that takes up way more space per picture but is good for the really great pictures you want to take. i'm sure they're not liars, but I found it interesting that such a thing existed as part of the camera API or whatever. Do you know if this is really possible or they be bullshitting? It's really possible, other camera apps do it (and have been doing it for a long time). Hueless and ProCam come to mind but I'm sure there are others.
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Oct 28, 2014 00:20
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petewhitley posted:I just want to chime in and agree with everything you've said here, I've purchased every add-on to Hipstamatic and will continue do so, they far-and-away have the best "hipster" filters for iOS. Some of their best paks are very subtle, you wouldn't suspect they came from that app. Unfortunately it seems like they've been kind of overtaken by these do-everything apps that add cheap, obvious filters. Yeah Hipstamatic is fantastic. I have every hipstapak too. Sometimes I like to just shake my phone and shoot, just for the fun of it. You guys really ought to check our Oggl if you like Hipstamatic. It's like Instagram but better. Way better. It has literally zero spam and the content is of much higher quality, and it lets you edit existing photos with your hipstapaks. It's awesome.
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Oct 28, 2014 23:48
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wooger posted:If they're making a new app, they can make it free &limited in some way, with IAPs to unlock full functionality. This "Buy before you try" crap in the app store has funded countless poo poo developers for too long. Google Play has a much better system for this sort of situation. After you buy an app, the "buy" button turns into a "refund" button for 15 minutes. You can essentially return the app if you don't like it, as long as it's within that 15 minute window. I think it's fantastic and I really wish Apple would do something similar. I don't have a problem with developers charging for apps and upgrades -- they have to earn a living after all, and most apps are really cheap. That said, I do wish there was some sort of trial system in the App Store.
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Kheldarn posted:Google increased the Refund Window to 2 hours earlier this year. That's awesome. It's one of the things that Google does better imo. It's just so simple. tuyop posted:You can get a refund on any app for pretty much any reason at any time. Just don't be a dick. I know, but I was talking about Google's system being better for "trial" situations where there is no free or "lite" version of an app available. With Google's system you buy the app, try it, and then if you don't like it you just press the "refund" button and that's it. There's no step two, the app just gets uninstalled from your phone and the money is returned to you as long as you do it in that 2 hour window. The Apple system requires that you contact them and explain why you want a refund and then it takes like a day or two. You can also request a refund for any app for any time from Google, but that process is more involved (like Apple's).
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