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neoglow

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    Comment #45886096

    I am currently working on a breastfeeding tracker for Garmin devices. It is already released a time ago, but I want to include a companion app for this app. I used it with my first…

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    Comment #44707423

    Don't underestimate the will of young children to do what is 'forbidden'. Especially when in puberty, they will find ways. They are humans as well and can therefore think ;)

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    Comment #42579436

    Stand up at around 6:15, no snoozing the alarm. Get a glass of water and some yoghurt, cereals, fruit or bread, at least something light and not too heavy because after that I run …

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    Comment #42476356

    Author here. I made a simple small app for my wife to track breastfeedings and bottles on her Garmin smartwatch. I deliberately made it simple without fluff. You have a baby in you…

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    A Dutch satire program had an item on this ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WflYjsaC19g ). A lot of these injuries is with the elderly and the teenagers. It is suggested that this…

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    Comment #32317185

    Or program a GUI interface using visual basic to track the killers IP address.

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    Comment #32042567

    I get your point, but the fact remains that the interface is miles ahead of Google, just by not having all the garbage. The results are fine for me in day to day usage and I find t…

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    Comment #31736446

    What's even more frustrating was the removal of 32-bit apps in Catalina and the continued deprecation of OpenGL. So many functional apps where the developers have lost interest are…

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    Comment #31543045

    Counts become incredibly slow on some databases like Postgres. It needs to do a sequential scan, which results in slow(er) performance on even a ten- thousands of rows. When operat…

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    Comment #30570932

    I find it hard to call this a good argument for why this is. If an appliance does not work out of the box, it is not finished and not ready to ship to customers. The game industry …

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    Comment #30440641

    https://z0r.de

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    Comment #30298265

    Booking at the venue itself will almost always be cheaper and provide more luxuries like a free drink in the bar or free breakfast. The third party takes a cut of the cost. The hot…

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    Comment #30293141

    Don't get me wrong, but that implies she is not using Firefox as her daily driver. Changing the icon to, shudder, the edge icon might help and call it "Internet" and maybe she will…

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    Comment #30078683

    Author here. I have had some suggestions for this, because of this post. I have experimented a little, but I first want to fully understand what is going on in the mail landscape. …

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    Comment #30073888

    Although it does not become clear from blogpost, I have another device and a backup server, so it is okay for me :)

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    Comment #30072659

    Thank you for sharing! Feel free to reach out to me, so we could share some thoughts. I am always open for learning new things :)

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    Comment #30072631

    > IRB now supports autocomplete, and even shows the documentation when you tab through the options. Oh this is pretty useful. How many times have I not wanted to learn about how to…

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    Comment #30072378

    Thank you for taking the time to share your experiences. Will definitely check this out!

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    Comment #30072080

    > Generally, supporting open interoperable standards that make switching providers easy is bad for business, so I'm generally a lot more surprised at where it is supported, rather …

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    Comment #30071483

    Interesting; I am quite hesitant to move from Protonmail to a selfhosted mail. How long have you been selfhosting your mail? How do you deal with spam? Are your mails always receiv…

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    Comment #30071459

    Hi Teekert! Thank you for your feedback; I will 'unexpose' the mariadb port in this example. That is one less service open for exploiting! :) I now about Traefik, but I use the Syn…