all the money is supposed to go to some obscure Anti-Nuclear War NGO after it fails.

I think so… Setapp is a subscription model too, so I'd assume everyone in it gets the right amount of money for them to stay in.

babies?

you remember how we were talking about Setapp and how you said that it's not good value for money? Ulysses, which is now a subscription, seems to be sticking with Setapp. If that's the case, that's $10/mo to Setapp, out of which $5 goes to Ulysses directly. That's $5/mo for the rest of the apps.

where did you see it?

@kdfrawg close enough! :D

@kdfrawg indeed, it is…

I just have one question for the proponents of Shia butter.

@kdfrawg it seems even more so in Redmond. Same is true for Apple Maps, oddly.

You know what I'd like twitter to do? I'd like some control over the 'In Case You Missed it'. I'd like to select the people whose tweets I want to see in that section. There are some people who I'd like to follow without turning on the notifications for them, such as my brother and Elon Musk. Of course, I can use lists. But twitter treats lists like a black sheep and has consistently pushed this tool to the side instead of where it should be - the middle - which is a shame.