u/ElectricalEinstein
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Which distilleries or bars are worth it & which to skip? [Looking For Advice]
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Which distilleries or bars are worth it & which to skip? (self.Louisville)
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Do dad bods count as male models? Asking for a friend
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I remember in the early 2000s you could rent a portable DVD player and a few DVDs @ your departure airport & return them at your destination airport.
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Slightly worse, but well worth it. I love these tires
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I saw him on Fairview last summer
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That’s the crossing @ 8th & Front I think
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Have you looked at F3? It is amazing & checks the “brotherhood, hanging out, building toward something better” boxes very clearly.
There are chapters all over the place
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This is great! What device are you using to monitor power usage?
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I’m a huge fan of Data Jar & the developer is an awesome dude & well worth supporting!
I use it a lot w/ health related automations.
- Apple Health is the source of truth
- Shortcuts to manipulate the data from AH
- DataJar to store those manipulations
- Charty to display the data from DataJar.
It opens up endless possibilities for how you transform data & speeds up shortcuts significantly.
For example, I have a series of shortcuts that track / analyze my workout progress. If I were to query Apple Health each time for all the historical data, it would take forever to run.
So I have a shortcut that runs on a schedule (4am) to pull historical data from AH, dump it into DataJar & perform a few manipulations on it.
Then when I finish a workout, it adds the new event to Apple health & then collects the historical data from DataJar, combines them, makes a cool chart & we’re done in seconds.
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Glad to help
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Yeah, I think you’re right, that is a paid function of Charty.
There’s a shortcut action to refresh widgets too. Running that to refresh every minute would murder your battery though.
I would either use an automation that runs at specific times of day to refresh it. Or if there’s an app you commonly open, then you could use that as a trigger and have a shortcut that refreshes all the Charty widgets
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Here you go, this should do the job.
https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/194ac82ff6fa467790e630d71a299cf7
You might consider adding DataJar into your shortcuts moving forward. This shortcut will add to the existing chart, but if that chart gets deleted then that historical data will disappear.
With DataJar you can keep that historical record safe while generating the charts fresh each time.
Just another evolution in your shortcuts journey
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Charty can be hard to wrap your head around. I will take a look tonight & see if I can get it working with my temp sensors & see if I can help.
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The dealerships usually do
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I have an older Ogio laptop bag I use for work. I typically carry two 16” laptops & it’s fantastic.
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I do this to a small degree with controls that I implement via our MDM. I use a script that makes a series of calls to the various Jamf APIs. It checks if a machine has the MacOS security project profiles installed and runs some checks (MacOS security project provides these) to ensure that they are actually working.
It doesn’t encompass all the controls, but it does allow me a simple way to collect data across devices in a clean report. I could easily run it as a scheduled task I suppose.
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I can’t remember if you can get it there or not, but you might check account.Jamf.com
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I’d just wipe it & donate it. Schools might want it, or there are plenty of charities that could put it to work.
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Thanks for all the suggestions, the crew landed on Willet , Heaven Hill & Bardstown for today
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Thanks, yeah I know we’ll have to do some travel but if they’re worth the drive then I’m all for it
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That is absolutely hilarious
For $800 it can warm the shelf @ my house