I don't have much interesting things to add to this, but I think it's awesome that framework encourages this kind of reuse.
Kudos to the author of this writeup, and kudos to Framework!
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Kudos to the author of this writeup, and kudos to Framework!
Only hard, dessicated bread can be given. But even that is not ideal.
Generally speaking, don't feed animals that are not yours, please :)
Disclaimer: I work for them. What I'm saying here is 100% personal and does not reflect the views of my employer, yada yada...
To be honest, we're doing an excellent job of protecting our customers' data. It's one of our core concern, and I have absolutely zero issue putting my own data in there.
We do _NOT_ store your credentials or even receive them at any point. Quite frankly, we don't want them. Any authorisation you would give us automatically expires after some time anyway, enforced by the banks.
The primary offer of Ponto is one API to interact with all your own bank accounts. No license needed, we handle all of that. We also provide a unified interface to all the banks.
The API is well thought out. All of our managers are highly skilled devs, so they understand what it takes to build good software (= time).
Check it out, we have a great support directly via Slack. I'm not answering that myself, but the guys who do it are super dedicated and will go a long way to help you.
Honestly I can't say enough good things about this product and our team! A product you can rely on, long term.
In fact, one of our national draft breeds, the "Ardennais", has been saved because we were eating them after WWII.
No, it's really me absolutely unable to eat friends.
Interesting.
Bit of background about me: I really like horses. They're friends to me. I see why people eat them, but that just sounds wrong, just writing it.
I... I guess I understand why vegetarians don't like meat, now.
I seem to remember there was a way to reorder rows in a table, maybe that could be useful.
I'm also not splurging a huge budget: the OM System OM-1 is available for half the price of the equivalent DSLR from Canon.
I mean it, mirrorless is fine.
Just let me send you a public key instead.
Zero latency problem, really. Go for it, you'll love it! It's a game changer.
Otherwise there's what we call focus bracketing/stacking which can also allow us to focus in prod.
However, there's usually only one good focus point, so we can do that while taking the picture...
No, seriously though. It may well impact my sales, but it's a price I'm willing to pay.
I'm in Belgium, and around here we have a lot of poorly organized road works.
It is dangerous.
I tried it yesterday for the first - and last - time. On the highway, it picked up a speed limit sign that was intended for the side lane, and started reducing my speed fast and unexpectedly.
I love the speed limiter, the dumb version. I think it's a super nice way to avoid accidentally going over the speed limit without having to keep an eye on the speedometer, and therefore off the road.
I would love to use an intelligent speed limiter. But let's face it, there are always cases where those things will fail unexpectedly and dangerously.
That's not even considering voluntary tampering with the road signs. What if I put up a 5km/h sign along the highway. How would the car determine it's bogus?
I wouldn't mind a global limiter that prevents going to unsafe speeds well over the highway speed limits.
So odd.
Also, is it me, or the turtles at the top of the page are... Why?