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Jan 25, 2019 39 min

Behind The Cute Curtain

from Supercomputer Hosted by Alex Cox and Matthew Cassinelli

Matthew and Alex talk about going from beginner shortcuts to the next level with the “If” scripting action, plus how this all could be a bit easier. Matthew enjoys his LEGO, Alex really wants to know about OAuth, and we tease next week’s opposing views on iPads. Links from the show Matthew’s “When Will The Rain Stop?” shortcut “Just realized the KonMari method is a Mark and Sweep garbage collection algorithm” – @dimasguardado Merlin Mann calling Shortcuts “cute” on The Talk Show with John Gruber Matthew’s newest YouTube video on the iPad Pros ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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Matthew and Alex talk about going from beginner shortcuts to the next level with the “If” scripting action, plus how this all could be a bit easier.

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