We use InstaCart to keep the fridge and pantry stocked at my small company. It works like a charm, and saves us nearly 2 hours a week. You get "free" deliveries with InstaCart Express for $149/year. The website and iPhone app are easy to use, and interaction with the shopper works almost flawlessly. Honestly, it's a no-brainer for us.
I didn't know about using the Alt key to reveal "Clean Build Folder", and I've been doing iOS dev for years. I'll add this to the list of unhelpful compile errors that are fixed by cleaning the build.
"Clean Build Folder" is basically the "turn it off, then turn it back on" of Xcode. Almost anytime you get a weird compiler error on a project that compiled fine moments ago, it's solved by "Clean Build Folder."
That's pretty drastic. That nukes the derived data folder of all your Xcode projects. If you work on more than 1, using this to solve a problem in 1 will lead to needing to rebuild all of your projects. That seems a bit extreme for an issue in a single project.
Oh man, I loved Hero's Quest back in the day - even more so than King's Quest. Oh the days of picking locks over and over and over again to gain experience.
I had an issue where every page request resulted in 'Resolving host...' for about 10-30 seconds before the page would begin loading. Also, songs took forever to start in Spotify. At first I attributed the problem to a hung Time Machine backup. But, turns out it was caused by Boom 2 for Mac:
"In fact, every time Amazon adds a new benefit for Prime members that I can't use or don't want, it reminds me that I must be overpaying for Prime if I'm only using the two day shipping."
That might be your loss aversion demon talking into your ear.
First off, great Quora answer. I wonder: if the 'notifications' squad comes up with an idea like 'users should be able to disable notifications', do they have to collaborate with the 'settings' squad?
