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motdiem
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About motdiem
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Comment #31388381
Anecdotally, I’ve received a few data requests from customers powered by it, and it was very easy to handle on our side - at most a couple of e-mail back and forth, and the custome…
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Comment #29890657
You may be interested in sutom https://sutom.nocle.fr a hybrid wordle/motus for French that recently popped up
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Comment #25440094
Just chiming in as a happy user of 33mail - congratulations and I'm happy to know that it is sustainable and growing. One suggestion would be to better advertise new features to ex…
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Comment #25253160
Very interesting article - I wasn’t familiar with wardley maps and found [1] as a good starting point to explore their usage [1] https://wardley-maps-community.github.io/awesome-wa…
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Comment #23561267
My understanding is keeping the deletion requests fullfills a legitimate business interest, so no -I would not delete the request. What we do is we keep those in a separate system,…
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Comment #22168140
The main downside is you have to be super careful when applying os updates - and recent macos tend to be updated more frequently.
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Comment #21099365
Snopes[0] rates this as sort-of, but probably not the main reason [0] https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/railroad-gauge-chariots/
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Comment #21058073
previous conversation here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18855029
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Comment #19019101
> a company that has a monthly cost ($250) for 4k words worth of blog posts can you share the name ? This sounds interesting
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Comment #18990375
Same for me - it was fine when looking for touristy stuff, restaurants opening hours and things like that.
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Comment #18905041
I’ve started using notion as a kind of personal wiki a few months ago, and I really like it for that. Breaking the distinction between files and folders is one of the ways it’s way…
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Comment #18628423
There's a whole paragraph in the linked article talking about accessibility - it looks to me that they're mostly planning to improve it in the next few point releases. It's too bad…
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Comment #18569417
My experience with firefox add-on reviewers has been hit or miss - One of the most frustrating things is that reviews often happen long after your add-on has been published. I'd ra…
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Comment #18165477
Screenshotting is one method that is surprisingly popular in the wild - It makes me a bit sad that so much state/metadata is lost when screenshotting, but it may prove the most eff…
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Comment #18165463
Or something like binky [1] but with your friends data, and no notification of interaction [1]( https://www.binky.rocks/ )
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Comment #18165449
Technically, if you're EU based, you could ask for proof of deletion and/or sue - not sure it's worth the effort though, especially since FB is keeping shadow profiles of you anywa…
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Comment #18165436
Going through the mbasic interface of facebook for this is brilliant. Good job !
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Comment #18165418
can I ask how did you save your notes ? Just view source and save the html as files ?
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Comment #18165409
Very timely post. Full disclosure : my current project [1] deals with archiving content from social network, and we're considering adding more things to import from facebook. The f…
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Comment #18057900
Booking.com also has some really bad checking for email adresses, which is why I often find reservations in my account for people who enter my email adress instead of theirs in the…
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Comment #18013617
This looks really nice ! I was just looking for something like this !
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Comment #17488905
On the security and distribution side of things, I recently had to guickly throw a website together, and found netlify super convenient for that - it handles the https and cdn part…
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Comment #17321707
For URLs i have a single html page that I use as a starting page for my “dev” browser, which I edit manually when I add a new environment/tool. For ssh I just use bash history, but…
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Comment #17304129
That's a great checklist - I'll add to that that it's always a good idea to give a cursory glance at the source code. For the "is it maintained" part, I like to look at issues and …