The U.S. has Gone F&*%ing Mad
24 February 2016 by Leave a Comment
This is about an overblown national security apparatus — one that has regularly played Snakes and Ladders with the Constitution, jeopardized all of the most important technology companies in America, spied on its own Government, lied about it all, and really only exists to protect us from something that kills about as many Americans each year as sharks — that is now throwing its toys out of the cot.
Source: The U.S. has Gone F&*%ing Mad — Medium
F&*%ing spot on.
More Airtable
19 February 2016 by Leave a Comment
This is the fifth post about the Airtable database. All Airtable posts are here.
For this post, I have put together slideshows with commentary for a number of different topics: Attachments, Output, and Backup and Restore. [Read more…]
Science and Belief 2
18 February 2016 by Leave a Comment
http://www.gocomics.com/nonsequitur/2016/02/18
Even better. I’ll just provide the Non Sequitur link as I don’t think it’s fair to display the cartoons two days in a row.
RELIGIOUS INDOCTRINATION: “I Came Into This Life With No Baggage” ☮
12 February 2016 by Leave a Comment
Airtable Scenario: Airtable and the iPhone
12 February 2016 by Leave a Comment
)Other posts in this series about the web-based and iOS-enabled database, Airtable, can be found here.
Airtable is a universal app that runs equally well on an iPad and an iPhone. In this post, I’m going to look at using the app on an iPhone. [Read more…]
Airtable 3
11 February 2016 by Leave a Comment
The structure of my Airtable demo database continues to evolve. I changed the name from “Businesses” to “Clients” and have settled on these tables as the basis for exploring how Airtable works in use rather than design.
This simple diagram shows the tables and fields in the demo database.
I’ve decided to do this by describing different scenarios. I’m just going to write about these as they occur, so my apologies if there isn’t much sense to the organisation.
Previous posts about Airtable are here.
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