It occurred to me a few days ago that I could use Shortcuts automation to smooth over something I’m sure we all do fairly regularly: copying 2FA codes incoming over SMS from iMessage.
It works! Now every time Twitter sends me a confirmation code, all I need do (unfortunately) is tap the run automation notification to confirm and the code is automatically copied. Since I have Universal Clipboard enabled, I can instantly paste said code on devices other than my iPhone.
omfg David Blue’s on the timeline ranting about the phones again.
omg yeah what the fuck is his deal anyway.
idk drama?
he’s just a negative person.
New Public API and Neue Post Format Documentation
We’re abnormally jazzed to announce some significant updates to our public API and its documentation:
- Our Tumblr API documentation has moved to Github in Markdown format. It also includes a few new things here and there, like a section on newer and better Blog Unique Identifiers.
- The Neue Post Format is now available for use via the Tumblr API when consuming or creating posts! You can now make posts using a JSON specification that’s easier to use than HTML and will be more extensible moving forward as we build new ways of posting.
- The new public documentation on Github now includes the JSON specification of the Neue Post Format to help you consume NPF and create Posts using NPF. We aren’t currently planning to deprecate the “Legacy” posting flows (yet), but at some point in the future we won’t be able to guarantee that HTML posts will look as intended on all devices and platforms.
- Work on the Neue Post Format is ongoing here at Tumblr as we make the posting experience better, more streamlined, and more exciting; any changes we make will be documented in our new public docs on Github. Watch our new public doc repository to find out when these changes happen!
- You can pass along the query parameter ?npf=true to any Tumblr API endpoint that returns Posts to return those Posts in the Neue Post Format rather than the legacy Post format.
To get started with our public API, register your own OAuth application and try using one of our Official API Clients! If you have any questions, please hit us up.
well… really wish I discovered this sooner.
Drivers Too Trusting of Semi-Autonomous Technology, IIHS Says
Drivers Too Trusting of Semi-Autonomous Technology, IIHS Says
Nobody saw this one coming!
Things Sample Project
This project shows you everything you need to know to hit the ground running. Don’t hesitate to play around in it – you can always create a new one from the Help menu.
Learn the basics
Double-click this to-do
Create a new to-do
Add this to-do to your Today list
Plan this to-do for later
Create a new heading
Create a project
Organize with areas
You’re done!Tune your setup
Show your calendar…
lmao
Datatracker API
Framework API
This section describes the autogenerated read-only API towards the database tables. See also the draft submission API description and the IESG ballot position API description
The datatracker API uses tastypie to generate an API which mirrors the Django ORM (Object Relational Mapping) for the database. Each Django model class maps down to the SQL database tables and up to the API.…
Pastery Taio Action
- Action File
- GitHub Issue
- Paste
- JSON Paste
- Repository Action File
- Taio
- WTF
- WTF Shortlink – https://davidblue.wtf/taio/pastery
- Local
- Video Demo
- Ulysses
- Medium
- Telegraph
- Things
Description
Create a Pastery paste via API with the current document’s contents. The result’s URL will be passed to the system clipboard.
You’ll need to change the value of the apikey variable to your own Pastery API key.
Mark a device as lost in Find My on iPad
Mark a device as lost in Find My on iPad
Updated 10092022-204209
GitHub Issue
Source
Drafts
WTF
Local
Ulysses
Simplenote Local
Simplenote Publish
ThingsSocial
https://telegram.org/js/telegram-widget.js?1Telegram
Use the Find My app to mark a missing iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple Watch, Mac, supported AirPods, or iPhone Leather Wallet as lost. In order to mark a device as lost, you must turn on Find My [device] before it’s…
Things 3 for macOS Database Retrieval
Things 3 for macOS Database Retrieval
On your Mac, quit Things 3. The app must not be running before you proceed.
Click on your empty Desktop.
Then press the keys ⌘⇧G at the same time.
A new window will open. Copy and paste in this path: /Library/Group Containers/JLMPQHK86H.com.culturedcode.ThingsMac/
Hit the Return key.
Copy the bundle Things Database.thingsdatabase to where you’d like to keep it.
The actual database is contained…