motdiem

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by motdiem 4y ago
Anecdotally, I’ve received a few data requests from customers powered by it, and it was very easy to handle on our side - at most a couple of e-mail back and forth, and the customers seemed happy
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by motdiem 5y ago
You may be interested in sutom https://sutom.nocle.fr a hybrid wordle/motus for French that recently popped up
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by motdiem 6y ago
Just chiming in as a happy user of 33mail - congratulations and I'm happy to know that it is sustainable and growing. One suggestion would be to better advertise new features to existing users - I was going to suggest adding 2FA authen
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by motdiem 6y ago
Very interesting article - I wasn’t familiar with wardley maps and found [1] as a good starting point to explore their usage [1] https://wardley-maps-community.github.io/awesome-wardley-map...
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by motdiem 6y ago
My understanding is keeping the deletion requests fullfills a legitimate business interest, so no -I would not delete the request. What we do is we keep those in a separate system, since the user records themselves (in my app, crm, etc) wou
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by motdiem 7y ago
The main downside is you have to be super careful when applying os updates - and recent macos tend to be updated more frequently.
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by motdiem 7y ago
Snopes[0] rates this as sort-of, but probably not the main reason [0] https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/railroad-gauge-chariots/
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by motdiem 7y ago
previous conversation here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18855029
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1,500 Slot Machines Walk into a Bar: Adventures in Quantity over Quality(gdcvault.com)
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by motdiem 8y ago
> a company that has a monthly cost ($250) for 4k words worth of blog posts can you share the name ? This sounds interesting
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by motdiem 8y ago
Same for me - it was fine when looking for touristy stuff, restaurants opening hours and things like that.
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by motdiem 8y ago
I’ve started using notion as a kind of personal wiki a few months ago, and I really like it for that. Breaking the distinction between files and folders is one of the ways it’s way easier for me to navigate/structure than it is in goog
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by motdiem 8y ago
There's a whole paragraph in the linked article talking about accessibility - it looks to me that they're mostly planning to improve it in the next few point releases. It's too bad they couldn't bake it in from the start
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by motdiem 8y ago
My experience with firefox add-on reviewers has been hit or miss - One of the most frustrating things is that reviews often happen long after your add-on has been published. I'd rather have a longer waiting time, but once an add-on is
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by motdiem 8y ago
Screenshotting is one method that is surprisingly popular in the wild - It makes me a bit sad that so much state/metadata is lost when screenshotting, but it may prove the most efficient method going forward. I wonder if it'll be
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by motdiem 8y ago
Or something like binky [1] but with your friends data, and no notification of interaction [1]( https://www.binky.rocks/ )
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by motdiem 8y ago
Technically, if you're EU based, you could ask for proof of deletion and/or sue - not sure it's worth the effort though, especially since FB is keeping shadow profiles of you anyway (so you may have deleted your profile, but
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by motdiem 8y ago
Going through the mbasic interface of facebook for this is brilliant. Good job !
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by motdiem 8y ago
can I ask how did you save your notes ? Just view source and save the html as files ?
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by motdiem 8y ago
Very timely post. Full disclosure : my current project [1] deals with archiving content from social network, and we're considering adding more things to import from facebook. The friends list example from the article is a good one :
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by motdiem 8y ago
Booking.com also has some really bad checking for email adresses, which is why I often find reservations in my account for people who enter my email adress instead of theirs in the booking email field (I have a booking.com account with that
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by motdiem 8y ago
This looks really nice ! I was just looking for something like this !
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by motdiem 8y ago
On the security and distribution side of things, I recently had to guickly throw a website together, and found netlify super convenient for that - it handles the https and cdn part, and you can use it like a folder to drop static html. It a
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by motdiem 8y ago
For URLs i have a single html page that I use as a starting page for my “dev” browser, which I edit manually when I add a new environment/tool. For ssh I just use bash history, but I don’t have a ton of environments
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by motdiem 8y ago
That's a great checklist - I'll add to that that it's always a good idea to give a cursory glance at the source code. For the "is it maintained" part, I like to look at issues and how they are resolved
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by motdiem 8y ago
In order of importance, everyday : - Sleep - Exercize - Breathe - Keep a non work routine (kids, family, etc) Regularly - Keep a non work hobby (something manual, non digital for me) - Read fiction - Journal - Checkin with my therapist ever
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by motdiem 8y ago
I found the conversation very interesting- made me want to read the book. As an aside, I liked how when they weee discussing mental health, pollan put forward that the classifications that we use today (say differentiating between depressio
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by motdiem 8y ago
My current project doesn’t implement social logins yet. On my previous one, on a B2C niche site, i’d say maybe 30% used social logins. One thing you want to consider is allow users to login in multiple fashions - like if you recognize an em
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by motdiem 9y ago
Left my job to become a consultant (to my former company initially), did that for 5 years, then used the money I made and saved to bootstrap my current project. Still did some part time consulting on the side for a couple of years until we
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by motdiem 9y ago
Reached out to someone after reading a blogpost about them. Was initially interested to learn more about their process. First call they let out they were currently looking for a job - several weeks & exchanges later i hired them.

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