Rodney Mitchell

@tweekHQ Understandable but please don't forget about us!

In 2020, we started developing applications using cross-platform technology. It was a mistake. A quick entry turned out to be a hard exit. As the audience grew, we experienced more and more performance issues and bugs. At the beginning of 2025, the active audience per year was approaching the 900k mark. We have a lot of users on iOS and the first thing we did was to start rewriting core components in native Swift. This is good news for all iPhone and iPad owners, but not so good for Android users. We say straight and openly that at the moment the Android app will lag behind the iOS app in terms of development and features. We remain a small indie team 😼👽🥷👨‍🎤 and hope for your understanding.

@tweekHQ Number one wish is that recurring events would carry over to the next day if incomplete. I think this would need two options for future recurrences: fixed and from completion.

What is the one thing you miss in Tweek?

@robinkunz_ question about nag: I don't know what the snooze settings 5min-4hrs do. There is no snooze option in the notification or the pop up. If I swipe away notification it returns shortly, not in 4 hours as I would expect. Love the app but I wish I could swipe away longer.

@AlexCVassar @lara_korte How many times has the Gov called and Ex Session and the Leg convened on the same day?

I'm not aware of an instance of the legislature declining to convene for a called special session. There have been cases (for example the 1st Extra session of 1973) that were opened, dispensed with, and closed within an hour or so. cc: @lara_korte

@timingrum That is amazing!

This:

@timingrum @BrobotDillard @SteveMeisterVDM I mean, 80 is still too hot but it’s much better than the 99 we had just over a week ago!

@timingrum @BrobotDillard @SteveMeisterVDM 88 today and nothing above 80 in the 14-day forecast. We're close to the end.

I'm calling this the last iced coffee of the year.

• Investment is hope expressed financially • Lavishness is insecurity expressed financially • Debt is impatience expressed financially • Charity is love expressed financially • Savings is discipline expressed financially • Contentment is wisdom expressed financially

Wow. Don't see that everyday in California.

@timingrum Read 'American Nations'! So interesting!

Em-dashes are the most beautiful punctuation in existence, and should be used whenever one wishes to yoke two thoughts together, delay a conclusion, double down on an example, or encourage the reader to look longingly out their window at the landscape beyond

Quick punctuation lesson: Hyphen (-): connects two words En-dash (–): indicates a range, e.g. 2–8 Em-dash (—): Ahhh, you seek to understand its ways, weary traveler. Nay, behold! This dash provides to you whichever function you most require. You need only listen as it whispers…

More good news:

"sorry to be the bearer of good news"

Also good:

This is great:

This is cool. cc: @AlexCVassar

@RussellLowery10 I'm not helping leave it alone but it's hard to believe rice and wheat are so close worldwide. I would expect rice to beat wheat easily. Also, that previous link wasn't based production but calories consumed. Corn is used for a lot of non-consumables. Cane too, I guess.

How many can you guess before clicking?