Show HN: How many days until?
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#34* Is it necessary to go to a url when one clicks on an event? The amount of information displayed is tiny (date, event title, time until event) and it's a waste of screen space and time (now I have to go back to look at other things). It would be cool to show the information in a modal box and then continue to browse what's coming up.
* Okay, now I'm on days.to and I know that an event will take place in two months. Then what? I leave the site and in a few days, I forget about it. I think I stumbled upon an email feature but I couldn't find it again. It also has a calendar. Why? Would it be better to build on something a large number of people are already using and trusting to manage their daily lives? Something like Google Calendar or Facebook Events. Maybe using their API to insert an event into the already existing calendar. Even if I leave days.to, I can still see the positive it brought to my life and I'm more likely to come back.
* Maybe topics. I push in some interests. With enough users, it might start detecting certain patterns and starts showing me upcoming events resulting from the interests of people who share some of my interests. If I like music and painting, and you like music and theatre, it might show me theatre events and show you painting events.
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#35http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=days+until+doctor+stran...
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#36I would suggest looking for less computing intensive way to make the backgrounds work like they do now.
Either way, it's not a huge deal since I seldom watch the site for longer than those few seconds, but I have clicked the alternative links on Google a few times just to see if they would function any better.
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#40Earlier quoted context omitted.
I've been using episode-alert.com for the past year to track TV shows. Really useful. It also sends you an email when a new episode is out.
Shout-out for sidereel.com They send emails for new episodes, and also allow you to mark episodes as watched, which is great for working through archives. I only wish they had something for movies as well.