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juliancox

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    Comment #39223212

    https://github.com/jasonjmcghee/plock?tab=readme-ov-file

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    Comment #31430015

    I'm pleased to say that my problem has been promptly resolved now as well.

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    Comment #31418868

    I can also confirm the support seems to be terrible at the moment, which is disappointing as in general I think cloudflare is a great service and I've had good experiences with mos…

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    Comment #31117235

    Pinkbike, core77, newatlas. I also subscribe to email newsletters ruby weekly, Postgres weekly, frontend focus and tldr. Important stuff seems to find me. There are some awesome po…

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    Comment #29642081

    Plus 1 for Svelte - feels as transformative as when jquery first came out (yes I'm that old). Been using postgraphile on postgres as a backend lately, but I don't think anyone woul…

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    Comment #28701595

    Hi Azaan, Congratulations on launching. It's a great looking site. Good luck with it. On the about page (and maybe others) there are multiple ’ and – characters eg: child’s. …

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    Comment #27229373

    Battery powered burshless sliding compound mitre saw (mine is an AEG). So fantastic to have a great quality tool that can do precise cuts every time. I'd also say a nail gun (I jus…

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    Comment #24622627

    Pricing page: "Motion costs a lot less than not having the your goals achieved." Change to: "Motion costs a lot less than not achieving your goals."

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    Comment #23364271

    I can’t agree with this more. I’m a 52 year old coder with older eyes and light mode with decent background lighting works much better for me than any other option. I’m also old en…

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    Comment #21661005

    Flowshare looks great. Having private spaces or ability to export to PDF is crucial for business use. Also there should be a way to quickly and easily blur out private info such as…

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    Comment #18907748

    Based on that and your pricing page you need roughly 50 paying business customers to get to break even. Make that your goal for the next three months. Focus completely on that (no …

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    Comment #13052609

    Exercise! It's been repeatedly shown to be a huge contributor to mental health (as well as physical). Take a walk in a park, ride a bike, go jogging or have a swim. All are cheap t…

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    Comment #11998923

    TinyPNG and JPG. https://tinypng.com/ Very reliable and makes me happy - thanks Panda.

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    Comment #9843038

    Create an API we can tap into and allow inclusion of other more local review sites relevant to us eg: https://www.zomato.com Then our site, www.eftplus.co.nz has customers that wou…

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    Comment #9019100

    I ride to and from work and at lunchtimes every work day. I probably do at least 30km a day with 500m climbing. Here's how... Block out 2 hours of your calendar at lunchtime every …

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    Comment #8957112

    Being a kiwi I can't really answer your question, but coincidentally there was a report on national radio here this morning about how people were traveling here on student visas to…

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    Comment #6665879

    Also check out http://pocketsmith.com/ it has forecasting to tell you what you'll have in future months.

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    Comment #5836274

    bomb fertilizer 9/11 As a Kiwi it saddens me that the US and (and to some extent) NZ are descending into the style of government they proclaim to defend the world from. If they are…

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    Comment #2885319

    Take a look at Vend: http://www.vendhq.com/ They are a cloud-hosted, browser-based POS system with full offline service. And they've just announced series B funding so others also …

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    Comment #1450554

    Hey great question which is coming up with some interesting answers. I too do a bit of beekeeping but mountain biking is my main passion. @RiderOfGiraffes nails it when he says you…

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    Comment #1233621

    Check out: http://www.htm2pdf.co.uk/htm2pdf-web-service.aspx Their pricing indicates 40,000 conversions for $90. I'd pay that.

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    Comment #1233438

    Looks good. I'm keen to use (and pay for) a service like this - if its reliable and quick. With a ruby gem its particularly attractive as all other rails to pdf solutions are incom…

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