Martin Feld

Great article… ‘When did #Aboriginal people first arrive in Australia?’ - The Conversation AU #culture #migration #history apple.news/AK5XkSSUJTVex6…

Hi, @Wollongong_City! Can we start to have food waste recycling / FOGO to make sure that we send #nofoodtolandfill? Thanks! #WaronWasteAU #Wollongong #Australia

A Generation Grows Up in China Without #Google, #Facebook or #Twitter - The New York Times apple.news/ASX0-wG8jSXGxs…

@whereismylogin @LuisvonAhn @duolingo It has been a feature on iOS since iOS 9 and we’re about to move to iOS 12. I used Duolingo with Safari rather than in the app whenever I wanted to have split view, but now as far as I can see, the website won’t load unless on a Mac.

@LuisvonAhn @duolingo That’s a real shame but thank you for the response.

Hi @duolingo! I have a quick question: do you have any plans to support split view on iPad? 🙂

@Chundles @siracusa @atpfm Ha I thought so too!

I enjoyed pork and fennel meatballs as part of a hipster salad today, @siracusa. Is the meatball (next to the fork for context) of the appropriate size? @atpfm t.co/EiwukQS7U…

@GivernyW @KateMfD This may be a bit out there, but that’s what has made me a lifelong ‘Seinfeld’ fanatic: fixation on the minutiae of conversations and everyday life. 🙂 Likewise, Giverny! Everyone’s well and I hope that you and your family are too.

@VistaEarth Close but not quite… the second image shows Sea Cliff Bridge, which is in the greater city of #Wollongong within the Illawarra region. This area is an hour south of #Sydney. :)

When I first started to wear the #AppleWatch, my usage of it was based on my experience with earlier analogue products. Now I use the #Siri face, which displays time differently. This article really made sense of this for me: ‘Time is on Apple’s side’. om.co/2018/08/02/tim…

The #HomePod is a fantastic device and the sound is simply brilliant. As usual, #Apple is playing the long game with higher quality and a focus on #privacy through Siri. 9to5mac.com/2018/08/02/hom…

@KateMfD @GivernyW Fascinating ideas about #smallstories! There is a lot to be found in the seemingly mundane exchanges and conversations that happen between people every day. My greatest sadness is that most users of platforms like Twitter and Snapchat don’t use them to their full potential.

@cathywilcox1 Stay scruffy.

A great summary #Apple twitter.com/trippmickle/st…

Friday essay: the ‘great Australian silence’ 50 years on - The Conversation AU apple.news/AuLT4Arm4RcqiP…

@KenTremendous Five words are extra bonus.

@Gladwell It’s true.

True true true twitter.com/cathywilcox1/s…

Hi, @sanchurro. :) I love your products and am a regular, although I have to say that the Wollongong shop moves at absolute snail’s pace regardless of how busy or empty it is. Someone should have a word to the staff here because it’s not a good look. Thanks!

This would be awesome… I caught the film locally for the 50th anniversary and even on a regular cinema screen it was utterly glorious. twitter.com/JasonHirschhor…

This. #plastic #environment #Coles @Coles twitter.com/cathywilcox1/s…

@aeberbach Fitbit decided that? Yes, very stupid :/

@TheAcademy Big dome, fake town, television

No comparison… Apple rules this space. twitter.com/panzer/status/…