Very handy. Will keep it bookmarked for reference.
End-of-life dates
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#32I don't know why I was expecting Hospice Tinder.
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#33Meta: perhaps hyphenating 'end-of-life' or including 'EOL' in the title might make it clearer to the reader on what this is about. I don't know if it was just me trying to figure out what those 'life dates' were from the title.
Interesting that you read it as "end of life-dates". I read it as "end-of-life dates" and thinking it was about very old people or terminally ill people dating each other and supporting themselves up through the end.
Exactly what I thought it was as well.
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#34The mobile version of this is unusable on Firefox for Android.
Workaround (FF/Android): Switch to Desktop mode.
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#35Nice to have this as an aggregate of EOLs. Also didn't realize AL2 was hitting EOL so soon. I hope they have a better upgrade path for AL2022 than they did for AL2, which was "I don't know, figure it out" if I recall.
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#36Meta: perhaps hyphenating 'end-of-life' or including 'EOL' in the title might make it clearer to the reader on what this is about. I don't know if it was just me trying to figure out what those 'life dates' were from the title.
Interesting that you read it as "end of life-dates". I read it as "end-of-life dates" and thinking it was about very old people or terminally ill people dating each other and supporting themselves up through the end.
Yeah I thought someone was capitalizing on the trope that old folks homes are basically orgy shacks and making a Tinder competitor for the space. You get a lot of people together dormitory style that have lost their life partner already, can't get pregnant, in a lot cases take a 'well it won't last that much longer anyway' approach to STIs, and have modern access to boner pills, and you have a recipe for a lot of casual hookups.
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#37I’m not sure what I’m supposed to see, but all there is is a pitch for an end of life app and a link to GitHub and other supporting sites that talk about a project vaguely but don’t provide any content or examples. Is there an issue with a data store or does the site not work in Safari (iOS)?
Thought the same. Chrome mobile rendering doesn't have a menu to browse by. Hopefully they will fix it soon.
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#38I’m not sure what I’m supposed to see, but all there is is a pitch for an end of life app and a link to GitHub and other supporting sites that talk about a project vaguely but don’t provide any content or examples. Is there an issue with a data store or does the site not work in Safari (iOS)?
At least in Firefox (Android) if you tap in the top right corner (there is nothing visible there, but just tap in the very corner) a list of projects appears.
what on eartg
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#39Ah, the joys of the English language. I read the headline and thought
“Now that’s a creative twist on marriage.”
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#40Small nitpick - the search form doesn't stand out as input, it just looks like random header text.