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I donate to oisd.nl -- the wife approved Pi-Hole DNS list that can also work with uBo.

$30k/year?!

My cities app tells you time remaining and will send a notification, all via App.

Notion as well

[An app can be a home-cooked meal](https://www.robinsloan.com/notes/home-cooked-app/)

MANGA

you can lock columns!

Theoretically. I don't know a single person that uses it.

I use a similar service, forwardemail.net for this, and it's free.

Azeron keypad, but for typing instead of gaming.

I bought a 240hz monitor from AWH and there was a 144hz one in the box. Sad times to set that all up and see that someone got a free upgrade.

> Also, I wonder how far you could get in time compression by merely removing spaces between words without actually compressing the words?

This is Overcast's USP.

571 hours for me

Does [Gmail quick links](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/gmail-quick-links/...) not do this?

Would be cool to see this for Instapaper or Pinboard

Mirror: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...

that's literally the point

Has anyone made a failure rate vs current price chart for all drives included in these reports to help guide purchasing decisions for normal people? I'd love to find where the dollar per terabyte sweet spot is, with respect to reliability.

Please explain.

Be careful. Some of these tools do not include any way to reverse their settings. A friend followed one of these guides and we had to reinstall the OS to get some wireless tech working again (Might have been AirDrop).

Maciej Ceglowski

Not as many features as Focus. I bought Focus and I am very happy with it.

Inoreader is free too, with upgrades you can pay for. Looks like this only works with Inoreader.

feedly because it's free but read thru reeder

uyd is one of the best podcasts, strange but great to see them here, and in a relevant monetization context

"Confirm Password must contain an uppercase and a lowercase letter, a number, and must be at least 8 characters long"

C'mon.

Anker is ex-Google employees.

I don't like feedly either, but as a backend for apps it works fine, and is free.

Spark and Outlook seem to be the most delightful to use.