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GOTO95
11mo ago
I go to gym regularly and have for decades so I have experience of all kinds of bookkeeping. During 2022-2024 I tried many different fitness apps (for Android) but they all failed to do the single thing I was interested in: log my workout.
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GOTO95
1y ago
I simply got off of GitHub, no need to get out of my career. Why would I use a service who's CEO publicly threatens me?
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GOTO95
1y ago
You are low on testosterone, not surprising as most males above 45 years are. You should go to a private hospital and get your testo levels measured, and with that paper you can _try_ to get TRT (Testosterone Replacement Therapy) from a doc
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1y ago
Obligatory: https://xkcd.com/927/
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GOTO95
3y ago
I find it easier to just use Slack for random notifications that I need, even if they have nothing to do with Slack itself. Just create a new Slack channel just for those notifications, use Slack API to send them out (simple curl is enough)
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GOTO95
3y ago
How so? I had two 11" Airs and the 12" Macbook and haven't bought a Macbook since they stopped manufacturing small laptops. Right now I'm carrying 10gen iPad but it's not the same.
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3y ago
Finland would like to disagree - high legal guns per capita, relatively very high illegal guns per capita and zero (0) mass shootings per year. Yeah, we kill each other with knives, axes, shutguns etc, but it's pretty much always peopl
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3y ago
There's only ~25 of us and we used to get together for an extended family dinner once or twice a year - and I would just casually tell others that if they want their firstname@lastname.com email just ask me. No one ever did. Also I tri
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3y ago
Here in Helsinki, Finland I see way more Chinese EVs than I see western EVs combined. Now if you ask a random Helsinkian (is that a word?) about this they'd say I was wrong, but what they don't realize is most of the public transp
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3y ago
You hired developers, not DevOps people. I assume you hired them to develop code, not manage AWS/GCP/Vercel/younameit, right? They are simply doing what you hired them to do. Sincerely, a DevOps guy.
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3y ago
I have a globally very rare last name and also own the .com for it, registered it in late 90's so that all of us would get their firstname@lastname.com email addresses. During the last 25 years exactly one (1) other than me ever wanted
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Ask HN: Algolia HN API internal server error
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3y ago
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3y ago
>Most of us can’t imagine not flying Actually, "most of us" have never flown and never will during their lives.
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3y ago
What's A312 CP? Just building an A500 so interested in Amiga things.
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3y ago
>A half decent neutral IMAP service would do the job. Any recommendations? Fastmail is a good service, not free but imho good service doesn't need to be free.
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3y ago
>It would be great to hear some thoughts and feedback Not sure if this is the feedback you want... but: <meta property="og:image" content="/images/blog/feature/"> Your <meta> og:
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3y ago
No problems here, both virtual and bare metal servers are running just fine. Like someone else said you were probably hacked.
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3y ago
>Is there an appetite for such a product if the app ecosystem was also available ? No, not really. Samsung has DeX[1] which is exactly what you describe - connect your phone to a USB-C hub, plug in HDMI monitor, keyboard and mouse and yo
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3y ago
>slow charge whenever the car is parked How does that work for people who live in cities? I like electric cars - less moving parts, less noise, less cost maintaining and driving - but they are utterly useless to me because there is no wa
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3y ago
>what other sites can I browse like it's 1995? Oh, just go to 1995 like it's http://home.goto95.com/
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3y ago
Back in the 90s browsers didn't implement standards, it was the other way around and standards were written based on what browsers already did. So HTML 3.2 was basically "what Netscape does" and even hints that way in the doc
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Show HN: New retro portal website in HTML 3.2 with loads of content including HN
(home.goto95.com)
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3y ago
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