stefansundin

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Does removing attribution constitute a GPLv3 violation?
2 points by stefansundin 4y ago|1 comments
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by stefansundin 5y ago
I would love if this could also convert between timezones. My servers use UTC, so it would be nice if it could print the converted time as well.
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by stefansundin 6y ago
Yes! Unfortunately it is no longer mainstream since the monetization opportunities are fewer. But a lot of tech-savvy people prefer it for many reasons: 1. You get a personalized view of what you have and have not read. 2. You can scan over
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by stefansundin 6y ago
> Though it should be “then you will be able”. Fixed. Thanks! :)
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by stefansundin 6y ago
> What if we don’t have control over the frequency of requests (e.g. using a service like Feedly)? Do those happen often enough that we’d need to host the app ourselves? I know the wording is a bit vague, and I know that most services do
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by stefansundin 6y ago
I will look into this. Thanks!
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by stefansundin 6y ago
RSSBox used to have Facebook support (but only for public pages, no personal content), but when Facebook started cordoning off their API two years ago, I had to turn it off since I was unable to get my application approved. The code is stil
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by stefansundin 6y ago
You are correct in that it is somewhat starved of resources. The free Heroku instance that I host is running on the free Heroku dyno (512 MB RAM). I do not have a good caching solution currently, which is why Twitter and Instagram are almos
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by stefansundin 6y ago
Not at the moment, unfortunately.
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by stefansundin 6y ago
Instagram used to have an open API, but that is closed down now. The app is currently using some private-ish endpoints, but they are ratelimited. I need to add caching. More people have started using my app recently, and I have not had time
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by stefansundin 6y ago
Sorry, recently the ratelimit has been exhausted almost all of the time. I need to add caching to solve this problem but have not gotten to it yet.
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by stefansundin 9y ago
Sorry about the rate limit issue everyone. I tweeted the ipinfo guys and it seems like they're willing to give me a limit increase, but they haven't yet. You can give them a nudge here: https://twitter.com/ipinfoio
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by stefansundin 9y ago
There's a bash function in the README: function traceroute-mapper { xdg-open " http://stefansundin.github.io/traceroute-mapper/?trace=$(tra... -q1 $* | sed ':a;N;$!ba;s/\n/%0A/g')&qu
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by stefansundin 9y ago
Kinda.. You can download the HTML file and host it on localhost, but it still relies on ipinfo.io. If you can figure out how to use e.g. the MaxMind GeoIP database in javascript, then it should be simple enough to hook up and run everything
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by stefansundin 9y ago
Hi Dave. Because of overzealous filters, unfortunately. The "EasyPrivacy" seems to block the whole ipinfo.io domain if it's included as a third-party request.