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by a_band 5y ago
Thank you! Hope they find it useful. :-)
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by a_band 5y ago
Thanks! Glad you found that post helpful. Yeah, the Google APIs are very powerful but not user-friendly at all for developers looking for a quick way to save data into a sheet.
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by a_band 5y ago
You got it 100%. Google Forms is great until you have to integrate it with a website. This is meant to work just like Google Forms but with the ability to be embedded right into any layout.
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Show HN: I made a form builder that saves data in Google Sheets(sheetmonkey.io)
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by a_band 5y ago
Yeah, aqua was a real thing of beauty where there was such harmony with the OS and the translucent, pinstriped hardware. It seems like the Titanium PowerBook pretty quickly set the course away from Aqua.
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The Life and Death of Aqua in Apple Software(lowendmac.com)
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A history of the first years of Mailchimp(tiltnewsletter.com)
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Thousands of passwords are potenially leaked through public Google docs(twitter.com)
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Send HTML forms to Google Sheets (2021 version)(github.com)
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Show HN: I wrote an integration that connects HTML forms to Notion DBs(sheetmonkey.io)
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by a_band 5y ago
We're just relying on guesswork here but to think that the internet only created a 25% increase in porn exposure for teens seems really off, especially considering how hard porn was for minors to obtain pre-internet. Also, it's wo
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by a_band 5y ago
Key to remember that in the Golden Age of Porn, probably less than 5% of teens had seen a pornographic film. Today it's probably over 99%?
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by a_band 5y ago
I agree. But porn directly targets sexual behavior and response. It's the sugar soda to obesity. But to singly focus on it would also be a mistake.
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by a_band 5y ago
The correlation of the appearance of this phenomenon with the rise of porn really shouldn't be ignored.
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Show HN: Wunderbucket, static hosting with a Dropbox interface(wunderbucket.io)
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by a_band 6y ago
"Your honor, Science shows us that life is vastly more complicated than antiquated ideas of 'alive' and 'dead'. I submit that my client cannot be guilty of murder as the very concept relies on binary categories that
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Today in history: Apple eWorld closes(macintoshgarden.org)
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by a_band 6y ago
Don't tease me.
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by a_band 6y ago
Twitter and Facebook took how many years and millions of dollars to scale up a moderation strategy? I guarantee they weren't worrying about moderation at Parler's scale.
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by a_band 6y ago
Like it or not private companies currently have a monopoly on the communication infrastructure of our planet. There is no "public option" for AWS. If they have a monopoly (which Apple and Google clearly have on the app store), the
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by a_band 6y ago
Absolutely, we all know that Twitter and Facebook have been far greater vehicles for the political unrest that's been growing for the last four years. Parler is a convenient scapegoat.
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by a_band 6y ago
> You can always use text, signal, etc if you want to communicate with your group. Does Signal run on AWS? If I can shut you down at the cloud level then I'm not sure these options will be available in the future. Someone is going t
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iMac G3 – The Mac that saved Apple(sixcolors.com)
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by a_band 6y ago
Or you could toil until you can write clearly in your own distinct voice. It's harder but it's more rewarding. Why let an app have all the fun?
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by a_band 6y ago
I've had a similar experience with Jonathan. He's one of the most founder-friendly people in the VC industry.
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by a_band 6y ago
Europe's speech laws are pretty terrible. It's one big advantage of living in the US: speech has serious legal protection.
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by a_band 6y ago
Further context as to why the editors of the intercept seem to have been acting in an unprecedentedly partisan way here, from Greenwald: "...under my contract, and the practice of The Intercept over the last seven years, none of my art
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by a_band 6y ago
His article hasn't been published. Unless they've somehow got access to it, there's no way to verify it.
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by a_band 6y ago
Amazing the amount of people who are essentially reacting with "Greenwald was spreading foxnews disinfo" without even having read his article.
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by a_band 6y ago
"Misinformation" now seems to mean anything that threatens partisan objectives. Given Greewald's track record, I would give him a long leash.

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