Lots of speculation that @Apple will add a preference to allow the dock on the #iPhoneDuo to be placed on the left side when closed. If they do that then the spacing between icons will have to be tightened up. That space above the time is where the camera is.
@marcelpociot@terdelyi@laravel "Enable Herd Developer Tools" should have been opt-in and off by default IMO. I get you want people to use the new feature, but for my workflow it isn't valuable.
@bcherny I'd love to see there be default notifications in the CLI. This is what add Claude's settings.json so I get subtle hints that Claude is waiting on me or is done with its work. This makes it easy to focus on something else while Claude is working away.
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I had the thrill of a lifetime getting to sing backup for @MonteWarden1 at the @opry on Saturday. I feel like I've been floating for days.
My husband and I have been huge fans of Monte -- an absolute Texas legend -- for years. He has two great bands -- the Wagoneers and The Dangerous Few. We've seen both at their Austin residencies (at the famous Broken Spoke and Parker Jazz Club, respectively) and in other locales. I got to be backstage last year when he performed solo at the Opry.
It's weird to have an inanimate object give off such an energy as the Opry stage does. Everyone who matters has sung from there and you can totally feel that. The crowd on Saturday night was AWESOME. They were there to have fun and be entertained and had a great energy also.
It was the anniversary of Elvis's death so Monte sang the two songs Elvis performed at the Opry in 1954 -- Blue Moon of Kentucky and That's All Right. Elvis received a famously tough reception, with the crowd thinking he was way too rock n' roll for a country music stage. As he left the stage, one guy told him he should probably just go back to Memphis and keep driving a truck. He would never perform there again. Monte told the crowd he hoped for a better reception and boy did they provide.
Monte also performed a spiritual he wrote with his beautiful wife Brandi (who also sang BGV and is one of my favorite people on earth) called Steadfast Love. And we got to sing back up on that as well.
Legends T. Graham Brown and Don Schlitz played that night as did newer artists Jordan Davis and Kylie Morgan -- it was so fun to meet them and watch them from backstage. Also this absolutely phenomenal bluegrass kid named Wyatt Ellis. We got ready in Porter Wagoner's old dressing room, decorated with photos of his career and some of his famous garb.
Monte joked that night to the crowd that if you ever get the opportunity to perform at the Opry, you should do so. I COULD NOT agree more. Here's a bit of us singing Steadfast Love.
50 Sold Out Shows In A Row! Tonite at Parker Jazz Club, Monte Warden and The Dangerous Few with gratitude, humility, and giddiness will pick our hind-ends off for this 50th soldout show. We're havin' us a week, ain't we? Y'all...Thank you. God is so good. Whew.
Sat Aug 16! The Grand Ole Opry! Monte Warden RETURNS! Tix at @opry Elvis tribute! Original Spiritual! Surprises! Chops! So blessed and grateful. Y'all come or tune in on The Opry's YouTube channel.