Aulig

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by Aulig 3y ago
I visited South Africa in February. You can tell crime is rampant by how every home has 2m walls with barbed wire or electric fencing on top. Most of the country was still very beautiful, but man Johannesburg is really run down. My father w
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by Aulig 3y ago
UI looks identical to https://backgroundremoverai.com/ ?
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by Aulig 3y ago
They look significantly different on both platforms, so it's easy to notice if you know how ewch one looks
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by Aulig 3y ago
I use Paddle, so they handle all the VAT stuff for my SaaS (can get complicated otherwise because software sales usually mean you need to pay VAT in the customers country). Then I picked a local accountant and he successfully cleaned up my
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by Aulig 3y ago
Feels pushy and disrespectful of his time to me. If everyone emailed the CEO when they have some problem the CEOs wouldn:t be able to get anything done. The email also makes you feel like an asshole if you don't drop whatever you'
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by Aulig 3y ago
I've read that the scam is that they will ask you to send the money back. If you do, you'll be out of the money because the money they sent you will disappear after a while because Paypal pulls it back (probably because they sent
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by Aulig 3y ago
It's not "my theory" ;) Myopia is usually caused by a combination of lifestyle and lens use. For example looking at a phone 33.33cm away is equivalent to wearing a -3 lens and looking into the distance.
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by Aulig 3y ago
In my opinion it's not worth it to bother with all of these "tricks". You need to adjust your lifestyle and you'll be able to get rid of myopia the same way you initially got it. Takes years though - I'm down about
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by Aulig 3y ago
There's been plenty of human experiments by now even, check out the myopic defocus section https://wiki.reducedlens.org/wiki/Clinical_Studies
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by Aulig 3y ago
Interesting - I guess I didn't get "significant" spam either, but after a dozen or so beg bounties I had enough of it and removed it again. And now it's back to roughly zero beg bounties. Serious security researchers won
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by Aulig 3y ago
I wonder if this is worth it. Such a ship is a large one-time investment - just like connecting landmasses with a cable is, which would be a lot more efficient long term I imagine.
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by Aulig 3y ago
Well, teddit is not new if you mean that. I:ve been using it for a while - only downside is that it's a bit slow.
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by Aulig 3y ago
I guess it depends on how obviously wrong the given answers were. At my university it was allowed and encouraged to practice for exams using old exams. I could see someone having studied that way and assuming the fake answers must be correc
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by Aulig 3y ago
My father uses this subscription without any problems. He doesn't print a lot, so often times cartridges would dry up. Now with the subscription thats no problem anymore. Don't worry about running out, don't worry about dried
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by Aulig 3y ago
At the moment you can't yet, no. You need to check the app store review guidelines to see if you need to use in app purchaes: https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/#bus...
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by Aulig 3y ago
Feel free to clarify what the rule means. I publish multiple apps per week and have encountered this rule enough times in exactly the way I mentioned it.
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by Aulig 3y ago
You must be able to start the subscription from inside the app: 3.1.3(b) Multiplatform Services: Apps that operate across multiple platforms may allow users to access content, subscriptions, or features they have acquired in your app on oth
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by Aulig 3y ago
To be fair, I'm trying to turn it into a public product since I think the use-case isn't very niche. I've recently started building https://responsebrain.com where I can add all my blog articles and automatically
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by Aulig 3y ago
I like Notion but it's so horribly buggy. Just basic operations like deleting text using backspace or copy pasting break often and you end up deleting the wrong stuff or pasting at the wrong position.
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by Aulig 3y ago
Very neat! This is useful in countries like Cyprus, where the local banks suck and many international banks don't want to have you as a customer. Last I heard Wise & Revolut don't onboard any cypriot businesses anymore, so may
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by Aulig 3y ago
The apps work similar to a browser, so we don't need access to the website's source code. And yes, for Android you get the aab file you can upload to Google Play. For iOS, we upload the app to your developer account for you, since
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by Aulig 3y ago
I've been working on https://webtoapp.design since December 2019. I cracked $2k/month after around 2 years. Could've probably done it quicker if I did more things that don't scale (as people often say). Shoul
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by Aulig 4y ago
Thanks - totally forgot about those since I'm no longer active in the internet marketing forums where these were a huge deal! My rankings haven't changed much interestingly, just impressions. But might just be some quirkiness rela
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by Aulig 4y ago
I develop https://webtoapp.design on my own and have a handful of freelancers for translation & some repetitive tasks. Basically I turn websites into hybrid apps (some native components + WebView). I started in December 2019
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by Aulig 4y ago
I've recently started thinking about new features in terms of: - Increasing revenue (by bringing in new customers or reducing churn) - Reducing my support load That's basically all I care about now as a one-person business. Too mu
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by Aulig 4y ago
Looks very similar to one we have in Karlsruhe, Germany :) https://mein.toubiz.de/api/v1/media/6d3f180e-13b0-4346-b142-...
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by Aulig 4y ago
It means the consumer got a cheaper product and the person who invented, built and operated the machine got a share of the profit.
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by Aulig 4y ago
I guess this doesn't happen often enough to have a template.
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by Aulig 4y ago
Going iOS only is not feasible at all outside of the US, where iOS has a much smaller market share than their 55% in the US.
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by Aulig 4y ago
Sorry to hear that. Like others mentioned - the chances to succeed are very slim. I think 2 things are the root cause of failure for most businesses: - Running out of money - Running out of energy (founder burnout) Things like not finding p

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