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by dewey 2y ago
They had long discussions about the pricing on the podcast the author is a part of (atp.fm). It went through a few iterations of one time purchase, fee for each time you free up space and a subscription. There will always be people unhappy
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by dewey 2y ago
Give Kagi a try, it's basically Google before it went to shit.
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by dewey 2y ago
I'm always happy to criticize the internet connections and the price for them in Germany...but it's most likely not the main reason that is holding back businesses.
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by dewey 2y ago
It's not that easy on the latest versions at least through Calibre where there's a very common issue that if your Kindle is connected to wifi it will remove side-loaded books (through a "bug" or something else). There&#x
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by dewey 2y ago
Independent publishers are a thing and will probably not go away that easily, just like Vinyl and Cassettes still being sold.
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by dewey 2y ago
Because they are your "own cloud" vs. the Big Tech cloud services. The meaning of words change and a person not in tech would never call something "an application server", which is perfectly fine.
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by dewey 2y ago
Have been using it for a long time, never have any issues and you can even use it via Tailscale which is nice: https://tailscale.com/kb/1218/nextdns
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by dewey 2y ago
No, you use your eyes. That's why you play it with a fellow commuter.
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by dewey 2y ago
I’ve recently looked into buying a replacement Kindle. In the end the Kindle hardware looks and feels much more premium with the display being even with the frame. I hope there’s new models coming from Kobo that address that soon.
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by dewey 2y ago
Time of the day, day of the week. Other topics that are popular at the time. There’s a lot of factors and it’s not always the quality of the submission. That’s why the second chance pool exists.
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by dewey 2y ago
There's still a difference between functional, information-dense design and a missing sense of design or care. An interface displaying a lot of information, and ways to manipulate data can be functional and information-dense if there&#
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by dewey 2y ago
If you think as yourself as an application and you are surrounding yourself by small service applications that do one specific task...then I could see it make sense.
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by dewey 2y ago
How is that related to a new YouTube design?
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by dewey 2y ago
A mp4 would be a much better choice instead of a gif and probably ~1.5MB.
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by dewey 2y ago
Ah, you are right. I'm on a slow connection right now and it's a 22MB gif. ( https://github.com/nexsol-technologies/pgassistant/tree/main... )
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by dewey 2y ago
The screenshot section in the README seems to be empty. Would've been interesting to see that. There's many tools that do similar things like https://github.com/ankane/pghero or some tools here: https:/
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by dewey 2y ago
You can also just do "where true", easier to type.
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by dewey 2y ago
Sounds easy, but at this point everyone is trained to solve these captchas and implementing the questions is not a quick thing either on a bigger scale (Translations, cultural differences, bots easily bypassing them etc.). I've used ca
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by dewey 2y ago
There's also https://www.getclockwise.com , it's pretty similar but I picked that over Reclaim for my work account as they had a better privacy policy.
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by dewey 2y ago
This sounds like a good idea in a vacuum but the reality is that people (I consider myself a very organized person) will just not be able to follow their calendar as instructed as life doesn't work like that. Instead of checking if the
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by dewey 2y ago
Some landing page feedback: As Slack is mostly used in a corporate context the first thing people will look at when they add an app to their workspace would be the privacy policy and to see if it's trustworthy. Would maybe be worth it
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by dewey 2y ago
The workaround service is called "xcancel.com", I think the characterization is there already.
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by dewey 2y ago
Today I was working on wrapping some simple Python library into a gRPC service so I can use it from some other Go services. The business logic is around 20 lines. Setting up uv, Dockerfiles, GitHub Actions, Secrets etc. took me basically th
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by dewey 2y ago
Why support a workaround-hack for a dying platform instead of a well working alternative that many shift towards already?
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by dewey 2y ago
There a comment or tweet by the Namecheap CEO saying that something like this would be so obvious and a breach of trust that this would cause more damage to any registrar than making some money on a domain sell. Not worth it.
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by dewey 2y ago
You can use iCloud Relay without even noticing that you are using it, this is not true with Tor as you'll spend most of your time waiting for reconnecting circuits.
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by dewey 2y ago
Same, it’s my most used streaming service and it also feels good to support creators a little bit while also not having ads on my TV / app where ad blocking is harder.
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by dewey 2y ago
It’s not the first time that a new API is used in a first party app and then opened to all developers.
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by dewey 2y ago
I had a hard time connecting your comment to an event booking app. But I guess you are talking about the Memoji integration?
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by dewey 2y ago
Wrong thread?

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