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stoplight
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Comment #48098575
I've been toiling away for the past 2 years on a passion project. A native mobile app for the PWHL (Professional Women's Hockey League). It's privacy focused without ads and a bunc…
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Comment #42150926
I wonder how much of this is because (IME anyway) Tesla drivers are not very good. With all that tech it's easy to get distracted (there's literally a giant tablet looking thing fo…
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Comment #42110832
This is how I made a better version of the nhl.com site [1] that has a better UI (you can see scores/schedules much more easily), is mobile first, has no ads, and responsiveness bu…
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Comment #30184034
I don't know. I am a woman who does not have those specific experiences. I happily buy stuff at Amazon, chat with relatives and friends on social media, and is active in some subre…
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Comment #30052106
Sadly, it appears they have discontinued the free plan: > But anyone who hasn’t created an account by December 31 [2021] at 11:59pm Eastern won’t be able to create an account via o…
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Comment #10170989
It also makes it easy to write a bot for it: https://github.com/smoak/jackbox-bot
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Comment #9717919
Am I missing something? The author states: > Try to find the answer to "which units are going to be started on next boot?". Isn't this just `ls /etc/systemd/{user,system,network}/ …
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Comment #9602075
If you need help with an Android port, I'd be glad to pitch in.
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Comment #8878304
> and an even better one to read...and it's easy to understand which parts of the code do what It's not always easy to understand (from Odersky himself https://gist.github.com/oder…
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Comment #8287280
There's also a really great Android app called DSub that integrates really well with it ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=github.daneren... )
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Comment #5041808
Thanks, that seemed to do the trick!
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Comment #5041735
Pretty interesting. What does your uwsgi line look like? Mine keeps failing with "ImportError: No module named zmusic.login". I'm running: uwsgi --socket /tmp/uwsgi-zmusic.sock --f…
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Comment #3866808
At least with Latitude, it doesn't force you to share your location 24/7. You can turn it off at will, so you can effectively only share it when you want your contacts to see where…