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   by y3k 11mo ago

   This is a really good use case. Maybe there _is_ some "market"* for an app like this. *: Market as in people who may find it useful, not market as in "I would monetize it", screw that.
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   by y3k 11mo ago

   Same! Learning that this PWA is "barely useful" on mobile because the lack of background API support sucks :(
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   by y3k 11mo ago

   This sounds cool, I'll add the small fixes other users recommended me and then ask relatives to use it.
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   by y3k 11mo ago

   I wholeheartedly agree, it's been the most difficult part to do for me.
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   by y3k 11mo ago

   I have added the icons in the `manifest.json` file but as you said the are still not showing up, will fix this up later today. Thank you.
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   by y3k 11mo ago

   Hahaha, thank you for "quoting the full name". It's mostly a "toy app / learning experience" at this point, but I'm glad it may provide even the tiniest bit of value to others. Sadly on mobile seems to be
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   by y3k 11mo ago

   Yeah, I've got a bit of feedback about it, will remove. Thanks!
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   by y3k 11mo ago

   What a great suggestion, and you even made a mockup! That's so considerate of you, thank you so much. I'll try to implement these UI changes tonight.
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   by y3k 11mo ago

   I knew I wasn't alone! :fist-bump:
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    by y3k 11mo ago

    Yes! I noticed this too, I really want to go with the PWA / open approach, however after a bit more research it looks like the PWA would be barely usable on mobile without their "closed APIs" a native app has :/ Will res
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    Show HN: MyTimers.app offline-first PWA with no build step and zero dependencies(mytimers.app)

    48 points by y3k 11mo ago|30 comments
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    by y3k 4y ago

    archive.org link https://web.archive.org/web/20230306233158/https://www.nytim...
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    by y3k 4y ago

    SSI is supported by "old battle tested" servers like Apache or Nginx, there's a "new guy on the block" that I find quite promissing: Caddy[0] however it doesn't support SSI, instead they have some built-in temp
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    by y3k 4y ago

    100% agree, nowadays for static websites the only thing you need to pay is your domain, if that matters to you.
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    by y3k 4y ago

    I never released a production website with SSI before, but I found it when I was searching for a more bare-metal approach to make websites; then I found Caddy's template engine and it's been more than enough for what I need.
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    by y3k 4y ago

    HTML + CSS for whitespacing & viewport width + SSI | Caddy's template That combo is more than enough for almost all the websites out there, I've 3 different sites like that and they are blazingly fast, everything served from a
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    Ask HN: Any Experience with ForwardEmail, Pobox and SimpleLogin?

    1 points by y3k 4y ago|0 comments
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    by y3k 4y ago

    I didn't know about this software, I'm currently giving it a shot, I have a tiny bit less than 20k pictures and seems to be working great. Thank you for the amazing suggestion!
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    Ask HN: Any good FOSS solutions to organize the family albums?

    11 points by y3k 4y ago|3 comments
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    by y3k 6y ago

    I know, but may be worthy to give Matrix a shot.
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    by y3k 6y ago

    According to their status page everything is good so far: https://status.signal.org/
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    Tell HN: Signal Is Down Again

    19 points by y3k 6y ago|13 comments
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    by y3k 7y ago

    I'm not "smart enough" to calculate that acurately, but if the "cost per transaction" is high enough to get a couple of articles written about it, I won't participate into that. I'm more worried about huma
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    by y3k 7y ago

    One of the main reasons why I dropped BTC. "Getting rich" at cost of the environment (extremely high resource consumption)? No thanks, I'd rather leave that world for future generations.
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    by y3k 7y ago

    I didn't know about this one, but looks perfect. Thank you.
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    by y3k 8y ago

    Oh well, there it goes... It's a bummer TBH, I'd need to take a big pay cut to work there. Thanks for the information.
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    by y3k 8y ago

    Where I work at the moment doesn't have a single Ruby application, and it's "corporate enough" that introduce one would be pretty hard-ish. I can give it a shot with personal projects, but still I don't think it&#x2
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    by y3k 8y ago

    I like the idea that they are "remote focused" and the quality of their product. I'm not "married" with the idea of working there, as a matter of fact I'm already on the interview process with another company (
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    Ask HK: How to get “production level” experience with a new technology

    4 points by y3k 8y ago|8 comments
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    by y3k 8y ago

    Location: MX / US Remote: Yes. Willing to relocate: Yes. Technologies: Django, Tornado, Flask, Meteor, Rails, NSQ, Redis, HTML, CSS / SASS / LESS, REST, SOAP, Git, SSH, LXC, Docker, Vagrant, AWS, Nginx, Apache, uWSGI, Puppet,