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That was an enjoyable read :) how about that?

I am building a luxury villa park from scratch in Kuta Lombok Indonesia:)

I wanted to try my hand at something else than software.

Upvoted because I giggled :)

All year maybe?

From the samsung S10 forward, this is a feature while recording video in zoom mode. I was always really curious how they did it.

Yes, it's called: Mortality - Death Clock - New Tab

It's a countdown timer of sorts ;)

Working gathering the most accurate lead data, which then is used as input for AI sales development representatives: https://billie.ai

Super cool. I have something similar in my browser tab for years now when I open a new one

Somehow I hadn't thought of this, now I have this as well, thanks :)

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I am really struggling to get hotwire running to be honest. I now just postponed implementing it till after the launch. Any good ways of getting up to speed on hotwire and debugging it?

I wouldn't word it that strongly, however I would've like to see the first line of the documention on the homepage :)

I'll give it a spin later, looks interesting.

After test drive countless of frameworks...I've settled for a very boring stack

Ruby on rails is the only framework I use for SaaS applications.

Plain ES6 for a lot of things that are not as big as a SaaS. React when I need frontend stuff.

Python lives mostly in notebooks for all my thinkering.

Staying curious is so important for a realistic worldview.

While it was obvious to everybody Elon, would kill twitter with his actions. Elon's world view is that the advertisers will kill the company.

I've seen this behaviour over and over with leaders. They tend to turn the facts upside down and present it asif it's true without any doubt.

"TV programs are interruptions of commercial blocks" was the quote that stuck with me back in the day.

Check out https://www.conventionalcommits.org

fyi. Paris syndrome is heavily disputed among scientist, because the causality was never proven and the original author has 'vanished' from the scene.

i.e. do mental people visit Paris or does Paris cause mental illness?

That's indeed what they tried to say, but they translated it very Dunglish.

[1] blog story: https://www.voys.nl/blog/voys-wint-rechtszaak-van-agentschap...

Indeed, the Voys app is a white-label version of Vialer. See: https://github.com/open-voip-alliance/vialer/blob/9e81baffc3...

We're an international telco, with two separate local entities & local teams, that are governed by different laws. The voys.nl website most certainly has the cookie consent screen.

That's a great idea, thanks! I'll double check to see if we haven't tried that already.

I reckoned as much :/

Yeah I agree, the user experience/convinience via the App Store vs Sideloading is like 10x better.

That's what got me as well. They just inject themselves in the middle of my request and expect everything to be fine.

Being this naive as ISP is just astounding. I've seen similar weirdness from socialwifi hotspots here.

Aha, I have seen that once. So is that what they are trying to show, which I don't see?

I cannot even do a "proceed anyway" in FF. Chrome just says "site cannot be reached".

I am just going to enable NordVPN always and accept the performance hit

Bluetooth on OSX was an excellent experience, but fell off the cliffs right after the 11.0 release. After so many releases, it still hasn't been fixed.

I spend too much of my life behind a computer screen, which I only notice when I take a long break. Working remote doesn't help either.

It sounds like it makes you unhappy. Why is that?

Excuse me, I meant PTO.

Just tried it. I like the idea.

- I like the filters. - Maybe use ranges for things like OPT? - After filling the form out it ended abruptly.