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simon_weber
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Comment #35267619
briefsky is what I switched to. I found the Open-Meteo feels-like numbers to be way off in NYC but Pirate Weather has been fine.
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Comment #30444254
I use SES for sending + a forwarding service for receiving and the combination works well. Usually my SES bill is a few cents and AWS just waives the bill.
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Comment #28608609
An ethernet card is in the works: https://twitter.com/frameworkputer/status/139594629558862233... . It looks like full-sized SD was popular in that poll too.
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Comment #27329860
As of a few years ago there's a similar FDA approved ingredient available in the US as BioMin. It works well for me and is cheaper than importing NovaMin.
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Comment #27143991
Any idea when reviewers will get their hands on it? It'd be nice to have some reviews prior to pre-orders going out.
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Comment #26603441
There's a similar formula available in the US called Biomin that's FDA approved and distributed by Dr Collins. Their fluoridated version isn't FDA approved yet, but it works well f…
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Comment #26485898
Hah, I ran into this guy on the support forum thread about this issue: https://github.community/t/why-does-this-forum-need-permissi... I'm on his side - I think the copy is bad - b…
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Comment #26096961
Interestingly, Google later wrote their own relational db in javascript called lovefield, which was motivated primarily by the deprecation of WebSQL: https://github.com/google/love…
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Comment #24721053
Oh, I just recently started using envwarden for managing dev secrets. I have some customizations for that use case on a fork, in case it's helpful to anyone: https://github.com/env…
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Comment #24550305
I noticed the issue in May 2018, so getting my data in February was just in time for 2019 reporting (I had mixed up the timestamps when I originally wrote I got the data in April).…
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Comment #24549990
On a recommendation from a friend I filed a complaint online at https://ag.ny.gov/internet/online-forms . I wrote up the situation and attached a pdf copy of the support interactio…
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Comment #24549628
If I'm understanding the timeline correctly, it's not just recent signups but anybody who has wanted to monetize an extension from March until now, who paid under the expectation t…
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Comment #24549524
Haha, this is so ridiculous and completely on-brand for Google at this point. I've run a Google Music extension for a few years now and would have absolutely no migration path sinc…
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Comment #22400745
I've moved everything to https://buyvm.net after trying a bunch of cheaper providers. They've been good to me for the ~two years I've been using them: no outages and quick support.…
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Comment #22398716
https://repominder.com sends release reminders for your open source projects. It works by monitoring the diff between your development branch and how you release (eg tags or anothe…
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Comment #22197445
Ugh. I settled on Mailgun for this use case recently and now I'll have to switch. I used to use https://medium.com/@ashan.fernando/forwarding-emails-to-your... to do this cheaply v…
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Comment #21526123
I used Brave for a while on Android and found it to work well. However, in the last month or so something changed and it started freezing constantly. I've since switched to Firefox…
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Comment #20891341
It is! I should make it clearer that the published email is just an example of what's sent out. There's been about a post a week since it's started. edit: updated; thanks for the f…