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by eddyg 7y ago
Sounds good. I would definitely pay $2-3/month for a good "money" app that consolidates views in to all my spending and provides insight in to where my money is going. How does "Sign in with Apple" work if I want
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by eddyg 7y ago
Their subscription-based model that says "no hidden fees, gated features, or ads" seems like the right model for an app like this. Will check it out.
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by eddyg 7y ago
Looks good, but it's free. Care to offer any insight on how you plan to monetize your app and make it sustainable?
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by eddyg 7y ago
It’s worth noting that OpenWRT doesn’t just run on “embedded”/“dedicated” OEM router hardware: it works great on any x86-based system (often sold as “pfSense” boxes, etc.) as well and offers a lot of great functionality.
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Sealed Secrets (even in public repos) for Kubernetes(github.com)
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by eddyg 7y ago
The Dark Side of Dark Mode https://tidbits.com/2019/05/31/the-dark-side-of-dark-mode/ "To summarize, a dark-on-light (positive polarity) display like a Mac in Light Mode provides better performance
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by eddyg 7y ago
YourCoast: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/yourcoast/id1439933107
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by eddyg 7y ago
Pipes was great! Microsoft has Flow [0] now, but not sure how it compares. [0] https://flow.microsoft.com/
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by eddyg 7y ago
Yes, that makes things very clear! The only confusing thing is that the open-source version doesn't even have "Single repository definitions and references" code intelligence? Trying to understand what would be gained by spin
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by eddyg 7y ago
How does Sourcegraph's pricing [0] come in to play with self-hosted, paid GitLab plans? For example, if you pay for GitLab's self-managed "Starter" package, and assuming you spin up your own private Sourcegraph instance
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by eddyg 7y ago
> I went to the trouble of unblocking it. This involved going to OSX's settings dialog and finding the Security & Privacy window to unblock. The "right" way to do this is right-click on the application, and choose &quo
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by eddyg 7y ago
Companies like 23andMe regularly improve their technology and offer upgrades to get improved results. On this page [0], you can scroll down to "23andMe Health Reports by Chip Version" and select "See All" to see the chan
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by eddyg 7y ago
Fair enough. It does say "may" . :) It's still possible for other data to be "anonymous" if it's stored independently of an IP address, device identifier, etc. since recital 26 allows for data that is "n
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by eddyg 7y ago
Where does it say the IP address is stored with the data? Recital 26 says: > The principles of data protection should therefore not apply to anonymous information, namely information which does not relate to an identified or identifiable
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by eddyg 7y ago
Anonymous data is not subject to the the GDPR. See recital 26. [0] IANAL, but as far as I know, companies can collect anonymous data ("what versions are our customers running?") without involving the GDPR. > This Regulation
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by eddyg 7y ago
They say the data is GDPR compliant. If the data is anonymous (and the linked page specifically says "completely anonymized"), the GDPR does not apply, as far as I know. See Recital 26. [0] > This Regulation does not therefo
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by eddyg 7y ago
Worked fine for me? https://outline.com/j453CJ
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by eddyg 7y ago
No, but 2020 is! Meet The Linux Desktop That Will Embarrass Windows 10 And macOS in 2020 [0] [0] https://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonevangelho/2019/10/18/meet-...
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by eddyg 7y ago
I’ve been using HyperSwitch [1] and love it, but will give this a look... [1] https://bahoom.com/hyperswitch
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by eddyg 7y ago
Plenty. Read https://www.evanmiller.org/why-im-learning-perl-6.html or the follow-up https://www.evanmiller.org/a-review-of-perl-6.html Or, Why Perl 6 is the "Game of Thrones" of programming lang
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by eddyg 7y ago
What do you mean? Perl6/Raku has some great features that make it much better than Python. In addition to no GIL, there's other advantages, like discussed here: https://techbeacon.com/app-dev-testing/why-per
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by eddyg 7y ago
Definitely not dead. iOS 13 is adding new Animoji characters along with more customizable Memoji features. Plus the ability to use Memoji stickers across a variety of services, rather than just through iMessage.
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by eddyg 7y ago
This is the page that actually has details that should have been on the home page.
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by eddyg 7y ago
or not: https://cryptonews.com/news/huobi-confirms-that-usd-1b-trans...
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by eddyg 7y ago
Huobi says it's not them: https://cryptonews.com/news/huobi-confirms-that-usd-1b-trans...
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by eddyg 7y ago
Things have changed a lot in 10 years. Even as someone with heavy "tech nerd" needs (e.g. a mosh session that is always open to my server), there is very little I want to do on an iOS device that I can't do with tools provide
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by eddyg 7y ago
Have you tried https://github.com/koekeishiya/yabai ? (Unfortunately, you have to disable SIP...)
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by eddyg 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Factfulness:_Ten_Reasons_We%27... > shows that the media systematically skew data, trends, and uses selective stories to make people think that the world is getting worse.
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by eddyg 7y ago
Such a fantastic font for coding, with a variant for any stylistic alternatives you prefer/desire!
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by eddyg 7y ago
And tt-rss works great with Fiery Feeds[0] (along with many other RSS sync services)... Fiery Feeds is an outstanding RSS client for iOS. [0] https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fiery-feeds-rss-reader/id11587...

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