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6y ago
What's the jira ticket that even non-programmers are aware of? COVID-19
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How to Deploy from a Container Image on DigitalOcean
(digitalocean.com)
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Having used the keyset pagination for a while, it prevents you from worrying about performance in most cases. While the post claims that is not possible to go back in the result set, it isn't true but it isn't just that simple, a
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> When asked for more clarity on which policies Dissenter did not comply with, Mozilla said that they received abuse reports for this extension. It further added that the platform is being used for promoting violence, hate speech, and di
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Having written several browser extensions, I have been thinking on building another one for people to comment on any website. Which ends up being useful for reviews. And, while I like the idea, there are two main details preventing me from
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While I have the same feeling about Firefox, it still lacks supporting some APIs, the Web Push API being the latest I missed that works properly on Chrome, enabling real push notifications.
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That worked for me only after including this snippet on the manifest: "browser_specific_settings": { "gecko": { "id": "example@gmail.com" } }
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I feel you, while the debugging option is handy for development, it is annoying that you can't easily install the extension permanently. The way I do it now is to package the extension as zip (no webext needed) with a custom manifest,
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Surprisingly, my last rejection (this week) to the Chrome store did included a concrete reason, addressing that got my update approved. Besides that, I'm worried on how Google will handle such kind of auditing for independent developer
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While IHP looks nice, it will certainly take a while to get into a similar shape to scalajs, in any case, I'm happy to see more work on the typed side for web development. For anyone interested, Web Development is already Type-Safe and
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I built https://github.com/wiringbits/cazadescuentos , and Aliexpress is in my backlog, if you like, send me an email and I'll let you know when it gets integrated.
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I remember you don't get a notification unless you visit your basket, where the notification is displayed.
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Authenticate with Docker to avoid impact of Nov. first rate limits
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Hacktoberfest 2020
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6y ago
While it doesn't do exactly the same, it is in fact, a pretty interesting solution. I believe it should be good enough if you keep the habit to run such command each time you grab photos from your devices. Thanks for sharing.
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Really? can you give an example on how to do it?
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Apparently signing up was enough to get the download link (which I wasn't expecting), I'll try it later, and let you know. Thanks.
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My app is a quite smaller subset of what PhotoStructure seems to provide. Unfortunately, I can't try it, but I believe that it can certainly replace my app, and I wouldn't have built it if PhotoStructure works as it promises. In f
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Such album format is actually quite similar to what the app does, its trivial to add an option to allow that. Another problem I have with metadata (usually while dealing with times), its that some cameras include the timezone, which the app
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What naming structure are you looking for? The biggest problem I have found is that there are so many metadata tags, with many different formats, which complicates taking the dates accurately. I'd say the pain is the manual work that y
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I do really prefer, and recommend the Firefox version on extension's [landing page]( https://cazadescuentos.net/ ). As I have commented other times, I found the Firefox review process quite smooth, and the Chrome one, qu
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I feel you, for those reasons I ended up creating a [template]( https://github.com/AlexITC/chrome-scalajs-template ) for building browser extensions with scalajs, if typed languages are your way, I suggest you to give a
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My experience with https://github.com/wiringbits/cazadescuentos is totally different, I have had lots of headaches dealing with Chrome, while pushing updates on Firefox has been a smooth process. On Firefox side of thi
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Looks promising, thanks for sharing. For those looking for typed alternatives, I have enjoyed writing browser extensions in scalajs, and ended up building a template to get started easily on it: https://github.com/AlexITC&#x
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Hi everybody, this is a command-line app that I created while working with my wife on filling a family album, where we needed to choose pictures per month/year, unfortunately, I wasn't able to find any software doing this while ho
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Show HN: A simple CLI app to organize photos by year/month locally
(github.com)
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Facebook App Review Improvements for Business Developers
(developers.facebook.com)
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Last year, my wife was complaining about missing discounts on items she she really liked, and planned to purchase when they were cheaper, just because she didn't checked the prices on the day the item prices dropped. I liked the idea,
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Show HN: I built an extension to let my wife track discounts easily
(github.com)
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I have been in the front-page twice, getting around 5k-10k visitors in the same day, which should give you an idea.
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