Happy April Fools! (No tricks here.) There have been a lot of links since the last post, so I thought I’d just include the ones since the beginning of March:

• Tesla Model 3 - I want one. Windshield/roof is a single piece of glass. 215 mile range, 0-60 in < 6 seconds. Starting at $35K. Starts shipping late 2017. 115K people pre-ordered/deposited $1K before it was even announced.
• Caravel - New interactive data exploration platform recently open-sourced by Airbnb. Looks to be a worthy competitor of Tableau Server
• Metabase - Another open source data explorer I learned about through the Caravel Hacker News story’s comments
• Canvas - Collaborative Markdown-like editor
• Deis Workflow, now in Beta! - Seems they are pivoting to work more with Kubernetes
• Ionicons - Noticed these when I installed the latest update to CCMenu. Very crisp.
• Pixave - The smartest way to organize your images
• We Can Cut This Out - Not sure if still updated, but someone has spent a bunch of time cataloging ROTL episodes
• Use the Unofficial Bash Strict Mode (Unless You Looove Debugging)
• NPR decides it won’t promote its podcasts or NPR One on air - Another example of the old guard trying to preserve its position at the expense of its (technically superior) replacement
• Runnable - Full stack testing environments for your app, per branch
• Trakt.tv - “Automatically track TV & movies you’re watching.”
• LEGO Brick Labels – The Brick Architect - I bought a Brother PT-P700 from Amazon for $40 to make these.
• Ansible vs Chef - Good review of Ansible and how it’s different than Chef. (I love Ansible BTW)
• FLIF - Free Lossless Image Format
• Pimpmykeyboard.com - Really need to pick a mechanical keyboard soon
• Now Playing on Sirius Satellite Radio - They also have historical data about tracks played on Sirius. Future basis for a Sirius/Spotify playlist generator?