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aaronpk_tv
Monday, September 27, 2021
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Have you checked out @aaronpk's website?
http://aaronparecki.com
He told us all about on our OAuth episode.
http://changelog.fm/456
It's an #IndieWeb showcase. Definitely worth a 👀 -
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The web 3.0 was already claimed by the RDF semantic web movement. It wasn't correct then, it isn't correct now. Partly because it implies that we're in a web 2.0 world still, and we very much isn't, partly because it isn't built on web tech. https://twitter.com/voxpelli/status/1442540075800223749?s=20
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If you genuinely believe in what you've created, why steal existing branding? It's like calling my lemonade stand's product '@CocaCola 2'
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This app is fantastic! It's the only app I've used that splits receipts so quickly and easily, and I've tried a lot!
The Good
This is by far the best app for splitting receipts. It's mainly designed for splitting receipts out at a restaurant/bar, but works equally as well for splitting things like grocery receipts.
You start by taking a picture of the receipt and it does a decent job of auto-recognizing all the items on the receipt. Then you start adding people and assigning items on the receipt to which people had them. If two people shared an item, you can tag both people on that item, and it splits it between everyone who shared that item.
After you've categorized all the items on the receipt, you can enter how much you want to tip, and it will also split the tip proportionally based on how much everyone's share of the bill was! At the end, you get a nice list of each person and how much they owe.
The app has nothing to do with actually transferring money between people, so you're expected to either have everyone throw the right amount of cash on the table, or have everyone send money electronically to the one person who pays the bill. It's great because it is specifically designed to just split the receipt, so it's super optimized for just that task.
The Not-So-Good
Don't expect to be able to get back to any past receipts in this app, it's not for recording a history of things, it's really more an in-the-moment kind of app.
The app does have a way to have other people join a bill to split a bill live instead of scanning a receipt, but I am much less impressed with that feature. It seems to be a bit complicated to join a receipt and is then more limited in how you can use it while in that mode.
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Super excited to announce that @MicrosoftTeams now supports sending out meeting video over SDI and HDMI! Hardware available from both @AJAVideo and @Blackmagic_News can connect up your Teams call directly to your media workflow! https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-teams-blog/elevate-webinar-and-broadcasting-experiences-with-microsoft/ba-p/2784943
