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This amuses me greatly. Thanks to chromatic on the modern perl blog for the link.
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One of my friends on dailymile posted a link to this, and I had to share with a wider audience. The picture above is just one of many, and if you're a runner, you'll get all of them. :-)
I happen to like the cable car one, since I did that one recently. On Powell Street, no less.
I can be acquired in the beta feeds, here: http://developer.palm.com/appredirect/?packageid=com.pyen.bart.arrival
This time, I've added automatic refresh and removed the manual refresh button to simplify the UI. Right now, the refresh is every minute. I have a feeling that might not be often enough. Please tell me if you think that the refresh interval should change.
I've also fixed some misc bugs. Yay progress. :-)
Took these pictures at the top of a hill on today's run into Briones. As usual, my dailymile post has all the run info: http://www.dailymile.com/people/bemjb/entries/5202441
It’s beautiful out today, so I had to stop and take some pictures on my run. The last few are of a tree that I saw at the top of the ridge that was entirely hollowed out.
The app (BART Arrival) gives the next arrival times for BART trains at a given station. It will use the GPS to determine the closest station to your location, or a station can be manually selected. It's called BART Arrival, since someone already took Next BART for a BART app on Android or iOS (don't remember which at the moment). It still needs a bit more work (especially in the design department, but my CSS skills are growing slowly...), but its definitely useful at this point. If you do use it, feedback is more than welcome.
(Man, the Palm Beta feeds are slow right now, the app just became available, and I posted it on Wednesday night...)
(Man, the Palm Beta feeds are slow right now, the app just became available, and I posted it on Wednesday night...)
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I just got around to watching this, and it's great, so I had to share.
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I've got to try this whenever my Pre2 actually arrives. I think someone at Palm is an APT fan. This amuses me greatly.