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wilrnh
4y ago
shameless plug to get some HN quality feedback on this related idea: https://mastodon.online/@wilrnh/108466609841665605
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wilrnh
5y ago
Yes, EWC needs lots of internationalization love. Please please please open lots of issues and PRs!
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wilrnh
5y ago
Very nice idea to both save real estate and obfuscate URLs - I might steal it :)
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wilrnh
5y ago
Thank you :) And this is a great idea (please consider adding an issue on GH); I think many will benefit from EWC using them in unfamiliar conditions such as traveling. I wonder what would be a good way to remind users to print an updated E
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wilrnh
5y ago
Excellent idea thank you. I added this to https://github.com/wilrnh/emergencywalletcards.com/issues/1 . Even if something like this cannot be included directly on the EWC, maybe a bunch of QR codes linking to
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wilrnh
5y ago
Agreed: this first release was focused on mirroring the original FEMA PDF. I would love to see the card evolve to be much more internationalized. In fact, one of the reasons I chose to build an app around the PDF, instead of simply using PD
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wilrnh
5y ago
Thank you for finding and sharing these links. [1] seems to be an updated version of the PDF. The original inspiration for EWC seems to be gone from ready.gov, but there's a picture of it in my post. If anyone comes across the person&#
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5y ago
Hey HN, EmergencyWalletCards.com is a website I built with the help of my old friend @oedmarap to help bring Emergency Wallet Cards to everyone by making it super easy for anyone to quickly fill, print and fold a card for their wallet, purs
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6y ago
What if the only way to see it is to believe it?
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wilrnh
10y ago
I've been on the beta for a while, and I love the potential behind this idea. But the thing that's most interesting for me to see is if/how the conversations about transparency will evolve now that something you walk around w