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Have you looked at OpenDisplay? I have recently been playing with 4 color shelf displays from supermarkets. I have one showing max UV in my bathroom and whether I should wear sunscreen. Any Bluetooth proxy can write ODL/OEPL data to the device. There is a designer (https://schlomo.github.io/odl-drawcustom-designer/).
This is GCP and AWS feeling pressure from EU legislation.
For anyone interested, I have a similar blog-post [0], in which I explore rendering OSM data using WebGL.
I have a IKEA Vindstyrka running in my Home Assistant, which reports PM2.5 and a proprietary VOC value from the sensor manufacturer. For 40€ + ZigBee / HA Setup quite reasonable as well.
I rarely find time to blog, and it's mostly interesting programming resources that I feel other people could also benefit from.
Here's a direct link: https://www.youtube.com/live/GYkq9Rgoj8E?feature=share&t=279...
I opened a business PayPal account, and it was closed within the first 2 minutes of opening. There was no reason given, and I had provided all details necessary during sign-up. I still get promotional mails until now.
I was also surprised when I saw it. A GbR is a German "Gesellschaft bürgerlichen Rechts" which does not need to be formally incorporated and offers no limited liability. The name needs to include the names of all partners, so we can deduce it is being run by two persons. I am quite surprised they do this without liability protection. Upon googling, I found only a playlist on YouTube which has this name and contains one explainer video about signing up a company with German tax authorities. If they are indeed based in Germany, they're required to have an Impressum / imprint on their home-page, without it, they risk being fined.
Honestly, I am just happy that someone is using the GBFS feed. We built it for and are using it on Openvelo [0] which I don't think many people use. The purpose was never to somehow be rewarded, but to make working with this kind of data in our city easier.
Very cool. I just checked your site after some time and happily saw that my city is now supported. Upon checking in the API, it's using the unofficial GBFS feed that a couple friends and I are hosting (which we're also earning 0€ from).
We built our own GBFS GraphQL abstraction called gbfsQL [1] a couple years ago that makes working with GBFS less difficult.
I would also like to throw in planetiler[0] and tileserver-gl[1] which I am happily running to serve vector tiles for some regions in Germany.
[0] https://github.com/onthegomap/planetiler [1]: https://github.com/maptiler/tileserver-gl
I suggest adding the hacktobefest label to issues you'd like to see tackled. Many people search for `label:hacktoberfest language:Rust is:open` or the likes to find projects to contribute to. I have not found a way to search for repos with a repo-tag yet.
Clearly, you didn't read the article from the original author. Ads were deduplicated, so only a single ad was shown, even if 500 deps used the funding dependency.
There's a big bubble right over the airport Tegel (TXL) hwich I would consider no place of silence ;)
Seems like the user itself has been deleted, which might cause Github to remove all content created by that user.
I have been using N26 as my daily driver for the last year, and I really don't want to look back at any bank that is using branches. However, I feel N26, Revolut, Monzo, Tomorrow, and all of the others are driving customers away with very expensive "premium" plans.
I recently opened an account with DKB, another German direct bank, but with a shitty app. They offer everything I paid N26 5,90€ month to month (which they raised to 9,90€, can you imagine that) and much more like overnight money and a stock depot, for the tradeoff of having a shitter app, which is basically a webview loading their webpage.
The next thing Europe needs is a Robinhood-like app for fee-free trading.
Here's mine: https://gerogerke.de/
Self-written with React for component reuse. Hosted on my Hetzner Dedicated, Dockerized and Reverse proxied with Traefik.