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Congratulations Netlify on launching this! I'm all for simple, non-tracking analytics, and this perfect for that use.

I just mentioned this to a co-worker last week. This was news here 4 years ago - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11140033

Podcasts are a great place to advertise! No tracking available there.

I would suggest looking at communities and websites that are targeting fantasy novels and Tabletop RPGs. You're headed in the right direction.

Unfortunately that solution doesn't exist yet.

I've been trying to do a monthly report on the RH blog, but I'm behind by a couple months. I've actually been thinking more about how to get more info about this. If you have any specific questions, I can try and answer them for you or bring them back to the others.

I use Firefox as my main driver and just tested this, and it does exactly as you're saying. Thanks, I'll take a look.

Me and a few other people have been pushing for ethical advertising. It doesn't have to be this way.

We meet monthly to give each other advice and help each other out. It's hard, it can take more time, but it's been a great experience, and I hope that this starts to become the norm over time.

Here's the group:

- Eric Berry with CodeFund (https://codefund.io)

- David Fischer with ReadTheDocs (https://docs.readthedocs.io/en/stable/advertising/ethical-ad...)

- Roberto Galoppini with Filezilla (https://filezilla-project.org/ethical_ads.php)

- Harley Hicks (Me) with RoutineHub (https://routinehub.co/ads)

Thanks to you, I finally read The Mom Test. It was extremely insightful alongside your written experience.

The option to "subscribe" is enticing! $25 a month is pretty good if using daily.

This is too expensive for what I need to commute to work and back. Any other recommendations for electric bikes/scooters/boards?

Is there any repository of Excel applications like this? I would love to see what other people have done.

It would be great if you expanded on _why_ it's different.

Reading through the Privacy Policy, I have some concerns.

Under "Usage Information":

> We may collect information about: how you communicate with those Wavers, such as their names, the time and date of your communications...

I know you're not storing the actual messages (in plain text at least), but I don't like the idea that you're storing who I'm talking to.

Under "Information Provided By Third Parties":

> - Advertisers may let us know you installed a new app or games so we can determine whether we showed you an ad for it.

> - If you interact with one of our advertisers, they may share information with us to help target or measure the performance of ads.

> - If another user uploads their contact list, we may combine information from the user's contact list with other information we have collected about you.

That's too much profiling for my liking.

In the end, even though the messages are "private", I don't feel that this app is taking my _privacy_ seriously.

Otherwise, I like the design, the UI and the idea. We need more competitors in this space. I do desire a web version of any message platform I use. It makes it easier for me to communicate throughout the day.

They don't own Wave anymore.[0]

[0] https://incubator.apache.org/projects/wave.html

That is publicly available for everyone to read?

Agreed. This is a good mindset shift that I will definitely be using.

You bring up some good points, but I would be happy with having that info for people in my Contacts list. I would see it like this, each user has an id, and I would be able to tie that id to a name. And it would only be visible if they were in eye-sight.

This. I've been trying to find both web and email hosting outside of the 14 eyes, and it's not easy. It's very frustrating. I'm trying to figure out the best way to keep my user's data safe from these kind of legislations (within reason of course). The site I run isn't even that large, but I'm still concerned about these kinds of things stifling my business.

It's closer to the top on desktop! I wish it was higher up on mobile.

I thought the big selling point for Lyft for awhile is that there profitability wasn't dependent on shifting to autonomous vehicles, where Uber's was. This seemed to make drivers move to Lyft because they felt they had more job security. Was that just perceived?

I like this idea. I might just try it with my family.

Looks like it's back up again. Was out between 3:00 and 3:30.

This is a project I've worked on for the past week, and I'm excited to finally get it out to the world.

I was excited about Apple's new Shortcuts app and just how powerful it is, but there seemed to be a huge pain point that there didn't seem to be a great community for it or a way to keep track of versions, etc. So I created RoutineHub.

I'm really excited to see other people's Shortcuts!

Kumbaya, my friend.

But seriously, in my experience, I'd rather use something other than Wordpress. There are lots of things it does well, but not usually for the projects I work on. Use the tool that works well for the project.

Honestly, I feel like the story is incomplete without the sequel. It made the whole idea even better.

I was going to mention this too. It was a great episode that gave me a lot to think about (I have kids)

If you read Daemon, you really need to read FreedmonTM. It's a direct sequel, and almost has a hopeful vision of the future where Daemon has a dismal vision.

Thank you! Hope you enjoy!

You scared me for a minute. My project is missing the “a” in “head”. So it’s a little different.

This is a project that I've been working on as a side project for the past 4 months. Hedphones is using Django and Bulma along with the Spotify API. It's been an idea rolling around in my head for a while now and I'm excited to finally get it out there. I've opened space for 50 beta testers.

I wrote a blog post to explain what Hedphones is all about: https://hedphon.es/blog/1/say-hello-to-hedphones

Or if you want a quick rundown, you can read the FAQ: https://hedphon.es/faq/

Or you can skip all that and go straight to the beta signup form : https://hedphon.es/beta-signup/

Let me know what you think!

I'll be checking out bitwarden for sure. It looks great. I'm ready to move away from Dashlane. While I haven't had any issues with it, I'd feel more comfortable having the data stored on my own servers. And the cost difference is pretty huge.