That makes sense. I'm going to be using it for my thing, but it's going to be cached like crazy

You're using B2 for file storage here right? How's that working out?

How do you calculate? Detecting the offset in JS?

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When I say relatively easy, I mean "pretty hard and time consuming" so it probably won't get done. :)

It would be relatively easy if I had a proxy that would translate ADN API calls to 10C ones, then hack DNS and do some SSL skullduggery

Maybe I'll monkeypatch Wedge to work with 10C hahahaha

Very cool! I really wish I could use my iPad for more things, but I just don't do enough of that kind of productivity stuff to justify the cost of an iPad Pro. It would probably just sit in the corner of my house somewhere…

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Do you use the iPad? I have a Mini at home but it basically only gets used for either looking at recipes while cooking or playing games

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Anyways, the great thing about asynchronous ExUnit tests is that when you have CPU intensive tasks that run only on one core they can be parallelized automatically. I'm currently testing a bunch of things that basically call various ImageMagick commands (not the fastest) -- a test, when run in isolation takes about 0.5s to run, but the whole test suite (about 15 tests now, some faster than other) takes 0.8 seconds. :)

My screen isn't narrow, the window is narrow. I'm on a 28" display now :P