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simon_weber

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About simon_weber

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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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…