The iPhone must be thinner fetish continues, I see.
I have office-related things I need to finish up but I am using the time to plan out next year's garden instead. Priorities.
@joeo10 I'm so far behind the Apple curve I didn't know there was an event today.
Eating a homemade soup and going through email. Excitement is not my middle name.
@joanna How horrible.
It's absolutely terrifying to hear a roar in the distance and realize the 8 foot wide and ankle deep stream at the other end of the yard is, in actuality a river that is about to overflow and carry with it logs and other things. There isn't another sound quite like it. The high water mark on the garage/shed was a few inches below the rafters.
My great grandfather spent the night in a tree once because he didn't have time to make it to the ridge.
@matigo Oh, you get used to it. Especially when a lot of them are from cron running on servers from all over and you have a perl script that parses each for "OH SHI…" moments and blasts an email to an account you purposefully have for that purpose.
// @phoneboy
@joanna Or, in the hollow back home, "If you hear the roar, get the hell up the ridge". Doesn't rhyme but it's apt. Hughes river could go from ankle deep to six foot wall of water in no time.
The question: Could the iOS Music app get any worse?
The answer: Probably yes though I cannot fathom how.
How they could have gone from something as intuitive as the click wheel to that UI nightmare is anyone's guess.
TO-DO: The next time I get it into my head to take the old 4S to the office to plug into the sound system, grab a iPod instead.