This week, Marshall explains his smart home setup to Brian in great detail. In News, Brian reveals an exciting development with Spectrum. And as always, we share a couple cool things, including an Advent calendar for programming puzzles and a thing everybody already knows about.
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Follow-up:
- Samsung One UI's floating keyboard is a feature in need of a use case
- Tonal is a home gym that mounts on your wall
News:
Explain Like I'm Five
- ELI5
- Marshall wrote up a hefty Google doc that includes links and descriptions for all this smart home stuff, so check it out for details on pretty much everything mentioned in the episode
- Note: That Homekit bug seems to only affect shades, but it dims lights just fine, fwiw
One Cool Thing:
- Brian shared Advent of Code, an Advent calendar of small programming puzzles
- HackerTyper makes it look like ur a 1337 h4XX0r. Just smash the keyboard indiscriminately.
- Marshall shared Audible, which is a thing you definitely already know about
- Neuromancer kinda started the whole cyberpunk thing
- Snow Crash is Marshall's favorite work of fiction
Design Details on the Web:
- We are @designdetailsfm
- Brian is @brian_lovin
- Marshall is @marshallbock
- @Sarahberus and @Luperdev make us sound smarter than we are
- Join the conversation on Spectrum or leave us a review on iTunes
BYEEEEEEE!