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by u2077 5y ago
This is great, I guess? Is Google just caving in at a smaller scale before they get forced to do this at a larger scale? I feel like by doing this now, they are trying to dodge something that’s very likely to come down the road. (antitrus
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by u2077 5y ago
I don’t need a reason why to self host, I need nice, clear, up-to-date tutorials on how to self host various services. Self hosting should be easy enough for everyday people. Perhaps preconfigured servers that treat services just like a
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by u2077 5y ago
I actually bookmarked the repo a few months ago but never got around to using it. Seems like a great product. As someone who is building a small project for personal use (and has been frustrated with Firebase in the past) how does this comp
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by u2077 5y ago
A couple of small and simple iOS apps after being frustrated with more enterprise based solutions. Thiro [ https://apps.apple.com/us/app/thiro/id1555982483 ] a basic time tracker that does grouping and reports
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by u2077 5y ago
I’m using 3 different apps for time tracking, expense tracking, and calendar. Existing solutions don’t integrate well with my niche setup.(for example, time trackers with billable hours don’t work for my side-project with variable revenue)
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by u2077 5y ago
Awesome, I’m actually spending the weekend building a personal project that’s very similar. Right now it goes from 3rd party api > database > website that presents all the data with chart.js I’ve spent quite a few hours on it and am n
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by u2077 5y ago
Yes, and at max volume of course.
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by u2077 5y ago
Can this be used to disable auto playing ads and news?
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by u2077 5y ago
Looks great! Are there any resources in particular that helped you along the way, and may be worth sharing? (Specifically for integrating auth and calendar events) I am building something for personal use to manage calendar, todos, and time
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by u2077 5y ago
Soon most of this tracking will be baked into the browser itself (as if it isn’t already). The topics api: https://github.com/jkarlin/topics
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by u2077 5y ago
> Horizontal scrolling isn't that bad on mobile devices I disagree, it’s not easily discoverable and I have yet to see a single website that implements it well in any context. I alway find elements scrolling multiple directions at o
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by u2077 5y ago
Would it be possible to require a key within a different url parameter? That way, one would need to know both the name and the api key of the field to edit/delete it? A key would be generated and returned in response to the initial cre
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by u2077 5y ago
If those sites have a search box on them, then they usually have a query parameter. For example, HN has https://hn.algolia.com/?q= You could have a site that autocompletes all of these and returns the results if the site ha
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by u2077 5y ago
Stuff in my browsing history appears on HN anywhere from 2 hours - 2 days after I visit the page. And not just obvious stuff like news.
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by u2077 5y ago
Now let’s all move to the metric system.
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by u2077 5y ago
It’s within the testflight app, there’s a share button and you can copy the link. Borrow was an incorrect term, the link is still valid for anyone afaik.
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by u2077 5y ago
You can use mine, but it may only work for mobile. https://testflight.apple.com/join/DeC8ZDnu
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by u2077 5y ago
Hence the rounded corners.
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by u2077 5y ago
Why do you think they won’t let us fill the menu with pins?
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by u2077 5y ago
Come to think of it, no different than some gas stations already.
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by u2077 5y ago
Imagine a future where the city allows companies to book ad slots in these.
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by u2077 5y ago
I’ve been noticing this for a while, but I no longer “own” my devices. I’m buying the product and continually paying for it with my attention. Everything I have can be taken away. Empty spaces filled with ads, telemetry with zero opt-out,
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by u2077 5y ago
Because I use raindrop.io. Also, the fact that pocket was integrated into Firefox (with recommendations on the homepage) makes it feel like bloat. If I wanted a browser with garbage pre-installed, I would have used Edge. That being said, I
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by u2077 5y ago
Not yet, I’ve literally just started building it 2 days ago and it’s just a database at this point with no ui or api.
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by u2077 5y ago
Funny you ask, I just started building my own solution after getting sick of using 3 different apps that only have 80% of what I wanted.
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by u2077 5y ago
The fun disappears the day you start building someone else’s dream instead of yours. Any project you aren’t passionate about will drain you quickly.
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by u2077 5y ago
+1 for KeypassXC. For those looking for an iOS app, I recommend Strongbox[1]. It’s open-source and it’s the most feature complete solution I’ve found. (Not affiliated, just a happy user) https://strongboxsafe.com/
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by u2077 5y ago
I was just thinking about how much I hate our TV blasting random shows every time I turn it on. Who on earth wants more “recommendations by ai”? AI is short for advertising industry at this point.
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by u2077 5y ago
Truly impressive. Reminds me of Google’s (failed) attempt at modular devices. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Ara
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by u2077 5y ago
> If you're a government client, we'll give it to you cheap enough to get a foothold in your organisation, then pull in massive deals over years and take away discounts once it's too hard to get rid of us. This concerns me

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