It looks like the wheel is mounted on a hub, just like normal cars.

Adding to this: when you change your tire you’re not replacing your brake assembly.

One thing they're not great for though is shareability. With gifs, you can generally just drag & drop them between most apps and they'll behave as you expect. Not true with videos.

My company is using https://github.com/miyakogi/pyppeteer in production and it has worked great. I suggest checking it out.

The Chrome dev team is working to create a scheduling API in the browser: https://github.com/spanicker/main-thread-scheduling

Yep, and React is actively collaborating with them.

Not true, you can create an iTunes account without a credit card: https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT204034

Have you tried changing the free downloads password setting? See http://lifehacker.com/allow-free-downloads-from-the-mac-app-...

It's set and I just tried to download a free app - and it asked for my password.

It was only yesterday that I entered my password for another free app so it's not just a '30 day expiry' thing.

It's not impossible and has been done several times in the past, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JailbreakMe

I can sort of comment on this since I've used Flask-RESTful and Django REST Framework where a lot of the Flask-API design is/will be borrowed from. I think the browsable API feature is great but it's not the killer feature for me. To me the killer feature is the well-designed serialization and validation architecture. In Flask-RESTful this seems half-baked - there is no notion of hyperlinked references or nested objects. At our company we ended up implementing our own serialization & validation layer which felt a lot like reinventing the wheel. My hope is that we can bring this same great architecture over from DRF to Flask-API.

We've been considering "porting" our app from Flask-RESTful to Django REST Framework because it is so well architected, tested, and has a large community around it. So I'm overjoyed to hear that you're bringing this awesomeness to the Flask world Tom!

Most welcome! For anyone on this thread who's interested in contributing I'd suggest opening a ticket citing your interest, so that we've then go a place we can start the discussion from.