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Cool tool, thanks for sharing!

I use OpenBoard, installed from F-Droid. It's lightweight and doesn't leak your data.

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.dslul.openboard.inputmet...

Unfortunately, it doesn't have swipe but I decided to prefere a data protection friendly tool. I'm not sure if you can have both at the same time.

> not rely on any other third party

That's the main advantage of your approach I think. And it works with all devices. A lot better than using the same password for several accounts, as many people do.

Interesting approach. What do you do if one of the passwords got leaked? What new password do you use then?

If I knew one of your passwords, would you consider your system to be still secure?

I have always been coding in my spare time. Usually, I work on tools that I use personally. That helps me to relax and it's fun for me. The main difference to professional coding is that I can follow my motivation and I can stop at any time.

After I became a manager I only code in my spare time.

De Seitn hod wos, dankschee fian link!

From article: "Combining Callgrind and gperftools provides a good combination of profilers. The former offers accurate call statistics and graphs, while the latter provides close-to-real timing information."

Buy more stocks if you have some money left for investments.

Since I surf with JavaScript disabled by default, that doesn't happen any more. Maybe it's a solution for you as well.

I use Evolution on my PC and FairEmail app on my mobile. Both connect via IMAP and support GPG encryption.

Exactly, it's impotant to chose a definition of randomness first.

At work I use a personal kanban task organizer to prioritize my tasks. The tasks for today are also visible in Outlook. It is a desktop app that I wrote for my needs.

https://gitlab.com/moasda/task-organizer

Happy to see Lazarus on the front page.

I have used it for many years. For me it's still the only IDE with a fast compiler that creates native applications for Linux and Windows (and many other OS). And it doesn't require additional runtime libraries to be installed, so just download and run the application.

BTW: I created a Personal Kanban Task Organizer that is automatically built for Linux and Windows. It uses lazbuild in a GitLab CI Docker Container:

https://gitlab.com/moasda/task-organizer

tl;dr - "you need to make sure your keys are using strong encryption by not having old keys laying around."

I like to use Lazarus to write native Windows applications, it's FreePascal based and it doesn't need addition runtime libraries installed.

https://www.lazarus-ide.org/

My kids like coding simple games with

https://code.org/

Wow, easy and effective, well done!

Interesting approach for a decision calculator.

Why is the result always between 5% and 95%?

Cool game, thanks for showing!

Good video, it contains an explanation of SWIFT.

From article: "They don’t talk about the benefits; they don’t talk about what you would get... they tell you what you need in order to be successful in the recruitment."

Nice tool, I will give it a try!

Nice game!

Is it open source?

Ubuntu release status: https://ubuntu.com/security/CVE-2021-44731

I usually uninstall the snap service because snap applications take a long time to start.

Wow, seems to be a lot of work with personal learnings.

Can you elaborate on what problem it is trying to solve, e.g. compared to Rust?

I finally found a contact page where I will send my request to: https://partnernet.amazon.de/home/contact/

Thank you for the suggestions, I will check that.

Thanks for the link. amazon.com seems to have a different process than amazon.de.

> it seems like an easy target for abuse

Can you elaborate on this?

> Does the affiliate program give you commissions on items that sell through your account webpage?

Yes, that's how affiliate links work.

> Were you selling tires / an Amazon affiliate before?

No, that's the first time I try this.

Great idea for monetization, thank you!

They mentioned to pay out the affiliate earnings (approx. 6,20 €). I'm curious to see if that happens.