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Comment #43125323
Have you tried Grist? ( https://getgrist.com/ )
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Comment #40592019
2 souls united, that's the meaning of life.
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Comment #39895006
Ah, yes. The Mongolian Meta meta.
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Comment #35145783
Just give it a little more time and GitHub Actions will have feature creep too.
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Comment #34511675
The appointment feature is directly integrated within the NC Calendar app now.
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Comment #33958430
Good use case for a Wikidata query: https://w.wiki/66oN
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Comment #33089408
...which is an argument against advertisement.
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Comment #29599195
Why not use that to enrich Wikidata?
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Comment #27012205
There are lots of very good open source alternatives (K9 Mail, OsmAnd, Element/Matrix, Firefox of course, etc.). Take a look at f-droid.org.
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Comment #26240772
Lots of them: https://github.com/nextcloud/providers#providers
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Comment #24953211
It's all reflected in the UI, with a "View Live" button that appears when the build is done. It's quite user friendly. I recommend you test it yourself: https://cms-demo.netlify.co…
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Comment #24639303
He was already "around the $6k mark in sales" before MKBHD which is already not too bad for (allegedly) 2 hours of work. He succeeded because his time to market was shorter than an…
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Comment #24193487
Free and open source software.
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Comment #23582100
I don't know what you're talking about. https://db.nomics.world/IMF/WEOAGG?dimensions=%7B%22unit%22%...
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Comment #22973485
May I ask what history you're speaking of? (also note that KeepassXC is a fork of Keepass)
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Comment #22349907
Agreed, as per the package.json on master this is version version 3.0.0-alpha.4.
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Comment #21535917
DBnomics ( https://db.nomics.world/ ) is an example of a free & open API to source large volumes of data, in this case economic data. It's also completely open source.
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Comment #21535611
OpenCorporates is a a good source for that, and it's open data (unlike Google Maps): https://api.opencorporates.com/documentation/API-Reference
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Comment #21186194
The chart actually shows the effective tax rate, with deductions accounted. https://twitter.com/gabriel_zucman/status/118103695973867520...
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Comment #20415697
I just found and read that article yesterday. The writing is on another level.
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Comment #19938896
Git.
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Comment #19752921
Can't use Netlify if you self-host Gitlab. (I wish we could!)
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Comment #19747665
Or simply disabling JavaScript would have the same effect.
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Comment #19699957
MAPS.ME ( https://maps.me/ ) is the closest we have to a "consumer-focused map product" in the OpenStretMap ecosystem. Try it!